OLAP Re-Aggrigation functionality or Alternative for complete refresh

I have a question related with reaggrigation.
My scenario:
1) I have Product Dimension (dim) and Sales Cube.
2) In Sales Cube, product dim is used.
3) In first time, i have complete refresh of dim and cube.
4) But if i modify data in Product dim for one of hierarchy and complete refresh of dim. So new data will available in product dim and after that i have to complete refresh of Sales cube to get reflect new dim hierarchy data.
5) My question is, if i have changed data in dim for one of hierarchy and complete refresh. So is there any way that i can get this data in cube without complete refresh? Is there any re-aggregation functionality in oracle OLAP cube to get data reflect in cube without complete refresh?
Please answer soon?
Thanks in adv.

Try enabling the materialized view logs on source star schema (dim/fact tables) i.e. create all objects as advised by Relational Schema Advisor in Materialized Views tab of cube ... sales cube in your case.
This will enable you to achieve a compromise - F - Fast Refresh or ? - FAST SOLVE capability automatically ... (w/o need to code/alter your maintenance scripts in response to changing hierarchy nodes)
a) If only facts have changed, then the cube will be refreshed via FAST REFRESH (only modified partitions of cube) will be loaded.
b) If dimension/facts have changed, then worst case scenario is a FAST SOLVE in which the entire table is reloaded but the cube solve/aggregation will still be incremental (involving a recalc of the modified/"relevant" part of the hierarchy alone). Doing this is quite simple refesh the cube via call to DBMS_CUBE.REFRESH passing '?' for method.
=> Presence of materialized view logs etc will ensure that the relational load to cube is optimal (if loading a section of fact table is sufficient it will do so).
=> Olap materialized view related metadata will ensure that the olap side post load aggregation/solve is optimal (if only a section/branch of hierarchy is needed to be recalculated then it will only re-aggregate the affected portion of hierarchy/cube)
c) Try to control your etls to ensure that dimension hierarchy change is a low frequency occurrence => Load facts multiple times in a day from source system (every hour if needed) but allow resync or reload of dimension hierarchy tables only once a day if its ok with business users.
More details:
1) Adding Materialized View Capability to a Cube: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/olap.112/e17123/cubes.htm#OLAUG9156
2) DBMS_CUBE.BUILD procedure: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e40758/d_cube.htm#ARPLS65742
HTH
Shankar

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<date>04/01/1998</date>
<time>10:44:22</time>
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How do I apply programmatic skins for completely custom drawn components of a Flex library project?

Hello folks,
I am looking for best practices advice when (1) creating
custom components and (2) styling and skinning.
I already know how to skin a component part of the Flex
framework. I can make a class extending ProgrammaticSkin and have
my component skinned using CSS to link the component with the
reference to my custom class.
However what about those cases when you are completely
creating a component from scratch?
Imagine a "Freehand Drawing Canvas" component that allows the
user to draw on it and has some buttons to set color styles, line
styles, etc., or imagine a "Screen Flow Gallery" component that
displays visual objects in a fashion similar to Cover Flow in the
Mac.
In many components I am aware you may reuse other components
part of the Flex framework but I am trying to picture an scenario
where you would need to draw everything yourself because there just
isn't something to base it upon so you will end up drawing it from
scratch.
To learn how instead of building one of those components I
mentioned previously I decided to start with something simple that
would illustrate this like a LiteButton component that will behave
just like the Flex mx.controls.Button but will extend UIComponent
and be completely custom drawn.
The component will have a default look and will also be
style-able and skin-able. I will provide styles for users of the
component to modify and regarding skinning anyone can create a
custom ProgrammaticSkin adding its own drawing logic and link it to
the component via CSS with the ClassReference applied to the skin
selector.
So far so good and it's clear what I want to achieve. I
actually know how to do most of the stuff here but I have one
single problem.
Here is my question, where should I put my custom drawing
logic? If I do it in the updateDisplayList inside the class
extending UIComponent it works, however I thought that it would be
a better practice to do it using programmatic skins, that way I
could provide different skin themes for my component set.
The problem is that I can't make the programmatic work in
this scenario. I tried instantiating the custom programmatic skin
during the updateDisplayList of the LiteButton component and adding
it to my display object via addChild but that didn't do anything. I
also tried creating a "default.css" stylesheet and tried to use
ClassReference as I would normally do to skin an already existing
component (or composite component as well) but that didn't do
anything either.
So how do I apply programmatic skins for completely custom
drawn components of my Flex library project?
I could do it inside the updateDisplayList of the LiteButton
class extending UIComponent but again I would like to provide
different theme sets for my components so it makes sense using
programmatic skins.

"jbucaran" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
> Hello folks,
>
> I am looking for best practices advice when (1) creating
custom components
> and
> (2) styling and skinning.
>
> I already know how to skin a component part of the Flex
framework. I can
> make
> a class extending ProgrammaticSkin and have my component
skinned using CSS
> to
> link the component with the reference to my custom
class.
>
> However what about those cases when you are completely
creating a
> component
> from scratch?
>
> Imagine a "Freehand Drawing Canvas" component that
allows the user to draw
> on
> it and has some buttons to set color styles, line
styles, etc., or imagine
> a
> "Screen Flow Gallery" component that displays visual
objects in a fashion
> similar to Cover Flow in the Mac.
>
> In many components I am aware you may reuse other
components part of the
> Flex
> framework but I am trying to picture an scenario where
you would need to
> draw
> everything yourself because there just isn't something
to base it upon so
> you
> will end up drawing it from scratch.
This may help with that
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=skinstyle_3.html
> To learn how instead of building one of those components
I mentioned
> previously I decided to start with something simple that
would illustrate
> this
> like a LiteButton component that will behave just like
the Flex
> mx.controls.Button but will extend UIComponent and be
completely custom
> drawn.
>
> The component will have a default look and will also be
style-able and
> skin-able. I will provide styles for users of the
component to modify and
> regarding skinning anyone can create a custom
ProgrammaticSkin adding its
> own
> drawing logic and link it to the component via CSS with
the ClassReference
> applied to the skin selector.
>
> So far so good and it's clear what I want to achieve.
Actually after
> playing
> with the weekend and today I know how to do most of the
stuff but I have
> one
> single problem. So here is my question, where should I
provide my custom
> drawing logic? If I do it in the updateDisplayList
inside the class
> extending
> UIComponent it works, however I thought that it would be
a better practice
> to
> do it using programmatic skins, that way I could provide
different skin
> themes
> for my component set.
These aren't mutually exclusive. When you provide a skin with
a
TypeSelector, you have to add it to the display list
somewhere, and this is
typically done in updateDisplayList or addChildren. I prefer
to do it in
updateDisplayList, because you can then change it if the
style changes.
> The problem is that I can't make the programmatic work
in this scenario. I
> tried instantiating the custom programmatic skin during
the
> updateDisplayList
> of the LiteButton component and adding it to my display
object via
> addChild but
> that didn't do anything.
Exactly what did you do?
> I also tried creating a "default.css" stylesheet and
> tried to use ClassReference as I would normally do to
skin an already
> existing
> component (or composite component as well) but that
didn't do anything
> either.
I've never had any problem using an approach similar to
this...but I will
say that I couldn't see any advantage in creating a
default.css style sheet,
since it's not really default in the way that the one that
comes with Flex
is. It's much more obvious to anyone using your component
what's going on
there if you create a style sheet where they're likely to
spot it.
> So how do I apply programmatic skins with the default
look for custom
> drawn
> components?
It seems like your approach is fine, but maybe you've made a
mistake in your
implementation.
> I could do it inside the updateDisplayList of the
LiteButton class
> extending
> UIComponent but again I would like to provide different
theme sets for my
> components so it makes sense using programmatic skins.
You might want to consider also adding an instance of
HaloBorder to your
component. That brings a lot of functionality with it.
HTH;
Amy

Alerting for complete async scenario

I'm new to XI and I need advice from XI experts.
Could any one explain me how to setup the alert scenario for complete async scenario in case of any errors in XI like mapping error etc. I have gone through some alert config documents but what I'm looking for is, suggestions and recommondations for as how to implement alert scenario for async processes. how is it implemented in async and sync processes in real time. whats the good approach for alerting and error handling.
Thanks,
Sudha Madhuri

HI,
You can use alerts for alert the msg/error msg to user with/without interpt the process or while processing the msg.
In Async process you can use alerts in UDF or through BPM.
In Sync , you can raise alerts through BPM.
Also reconcile the process with BPM.
Please see the below links..
Alerts with variables from the messages payload (XI) - UPDATED - /people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/03/13/alerts-with-variables-from-the-messages-payload-xi--updated
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/09/09/xi-alerts--step-by-step - Alert Configuration
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/09/09/xi-alerts--troubleshooting-guide - Trouble shoot alert config
XI ALerts with container elements - /people/sukumar.natarajan/blog/2007/01/07/how-to-raise-alerts-from-abap-proxy
Reconciliation of Messages in BPM - /people/krishna.moorthyp/blog/2006/04/08/reconciliation-of-messages-in-bpm
/people/sap.india5/blog/2005/12/06/xi-ccms-alert-monitoring-overview-and-features - CCMS Alert Monitoring
Triggering XI Alerts from a User Defined Function - /people/bhavesh.kantilal/blog/2006/07/25/triggering-xi-alerts-from-a-user-defined-function
blogs for alerts
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/2b/d925bf4b8a11d1894c0000e8323c4f/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/9c/34193cb4f5131de10000000a11405a/content.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/8a/3e2d4105f8d92be10000000a1550b0/content.htm
Regards
Chilla..
Points rewarded if it is useful..

Printing Shop Papers for Completed Notifications

Hello,
This issue has been brought up on this forum before, but I have not managed to find an actual solution that was implemented by an organization.
We are basically trying to print Shop Papers for completed (NOCO) Notifications that have Orders assigned but that have been completed and TECOu2019d. The thread Need to REPRINT the Service Notification explains that it is not possible to print such shop papers. Is there some way to create a work around using user exits or a custom program to enable such shop papers to be printed? I've already checked with SAP and was told that no SAP note fulfills this requirement on ECC 6.0. I would much appreciate any insight on a solution you may have implemented.
Thanks in advance,
Tarun

PeteA is right you will need to have some custom code to by-pass the status checks that SAP has implemented.
Prometheus Group has a program called the Work Order Print Manager that can do this for work orders. I am a developer for this solution.
The program gathers all document related to the work order (services for objects, DMS, sapscripts/smartforms, equipment doc, functional location docs, material docs, etc) and puts them into a nice GUI for printing.
Specifically for work order you cannot print them from standard SAP if the order is in created status because the menu is greyed out). However we can put a button in a user exit to call the program. The sapscripts appear along with the other documents and can be printed.
Additionally we can add watermarks and/or to the document to let the users know they are trying to print a work order in the incorrect status. We/ I can demonstrate the work order solution to you and prototype a IW52 solution after a short discussion to help us understand your issue in particular.
http://prometheusgroup.us/wopm.php
if you are interested in a demo email them to set up a demonstration with me.
Edited by: Tim Huang on Mar 17, 2010 1:14 PM
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We have "dbbackup.exe" in SqlAnywhere in BI 4.1 for running the transaction log truncation/backup. This wasn't present in BOXI 3.1. Any alternative for 3.1?

1) OS version:
OS Name : Windows Server 2008 R2
2) BO version:
 BusinessObjects XI 3.1 SP05.
3) My question:
 We have “dbbackup.exe” utility in SqlAnywhere in BI 4.1 for running the transaction log ( CMS and Audit) truncation/backup. But the same utility was not present in BOXI 3.1 SP05 for backup.
 Is there an equivalent/alternative utility in BOXI 3.1 SP05 for the same purpose? We use the command below for BI 4.1 Transaction Log truncation/backup:
E:\Program Files\SAP BusinessObjects\sqlanywhere\BIN64>dbbackup.exe -c "dsn=<System DSN>;uid=< SQL_AW_DBA_UID>;pwd=< SQL_AW_DBA_PASSWD>;host=localhost:2638" -t -x -n "E:
\Transaction_log_backup\CMS"
Any help or clarification on this issue would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Conor.

Hi Conor,
BOXI 3.1 SP05 does not include the dbbackup utility. Instead, you issue SQL statements to create the backup. We published a paper on the subject:
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-48608
The paper uses a maintenance plan to schedule regular backups, but you don't need to do that if you want to simply create a backup when required. To do that (along with transaction log truncation), you run the SQL statement:
BACKUP DATABASE DIRECTORY 'backup-dir'
TRANSACTION LOG TRUNCATE;
For complete details about the BACKUP statement, have a look here:
http://dcx.sap.com/index.html#1201/en/dbreference/backup-statement.html
You'll need to execute the statement inside a SQL console - the paper above describes how to get that.
I hope this helps!
José Ramos
Product Manager
SAP Canada

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Hi
I am working on a update from 4.0b to 4.7 , on performing extended check on a program the FM HELPSCREEN_NA_CREATE is said to be obsolete , what could be the alternative for it.
Regards
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Hi Christian,
The function module "HELPSCREEN_NA_CREATE" itself is calling the function "HELP_OBJECT_SHOW".
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Regards
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