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The following list describes some special cases which has to be known for the buildups file.

  • Some InfoObjects/Fields are not part of the buildups but in mappings file (if exist):

    • 0INFOPROV

    • 1ROWCOUNT

    • 0REQTSN

    • 0RECORDMODE

    • 0DATAPAKID

    • 0RECORDTP

    • 0RECORD

    • Hierarchy Objects of InfoObjects

  • InfoObjects are part of the buildup of themselves.

  • Except to the Relations file unused entities are shown. Also in Details file.

  • The definition of local formulas, selections, restricted and calculated key Figures are shown in the buildup (see below).

  • Formulas and Constants of HCPR Fields/InfoObjects are shown in the buildups (see below).

  • Transformations

    • The Buildup of Transformations is shown per rule. The rules in SAP can have different types. More is described here

    • In the Extended edition a code scan of the Transformation coding is done. More is described (error) here

<!-- a buildup of an HCPR follows -->
<parent id="ZDL_H999|HCPR">
  ...
  <node id="0COMPANY|ZDL_H999|HCPR">
    <technicalName>0COMPANY</technicalName>
    <type>IOBJ</type>
  </node>
  ...
  <!-- a constant in an HCPR follows -->
  <node id="MATERIAL|ZDL_H999|HCPR">
    <technicalName>MATERIAL</technicalName>
    <type>IOBJ</type>
    <constant>4711</constant>
  </node>
  ...
  <!-- a formula in an HCPR follows -->
  <node id="CALC_FIELD|ZDL_H999|HCPR">
    <technicalName>CALC_FIELD</technicalName>
    <type>FLD</type>
    <formula>10 + 10</formula>
  </node>
</parent>

<!-- a BW Query with local formulas/selections is shown -->
<!-- here the definition of them is found directly in the BW Query -->
  
  
  
<!-- a BW Query with a CKF and RKF is shown -->
<!-- the definition od CKF and RKF can be found in the buildup file -->
<parent id="00O2TFIS8KH7X1LHRP04FF0Q5|REP">
  ...
  <node id="00O2TFIS8KH7X1LINFJKXJKT3|00O2TFIS8KH7X1LHRP04FF0Q5|REP">
    <uid>00O2TFIS8KH7X1LINFJKXJKT3</uid>
    <wrappingUid>00O2TFIS8KH7X1LIU5P9Z3AYZ</wrappingUid>
    <type>RKF</type>
  </node>
  ...
  <node id="00O2TFIS8KH7X1LIQSEG95HL0|00O2TFIS8KH7X1LHRP04FF0Q5|REP">
    <uid>00O2TFIS8KH7X1LIQSEG95HL0</uid>
    <wrappingUid>00O2TFIS8KH7X1LIU5P9Z3NM3</wrappingUid>
    <type>CKF</type>
  </node>
  ...
</parent>

<!-- The definition of RKF and CKF follows -->
<!-- pay attention that the RKF/CKF can use also a RKF/CKF and the calls must be recursive -->
<parent id="00O2TFIS8KH7X1LIQSEG95HL0|CKF">
  <node id="00O2TFIS8KH7X1LINFJKXJKT3|00O2TFIS8KH7X1LIQSEG95HL0|CKF">
    <uid>00O2TFIS8KH7X1LINFJKXJKT3</uid>
    <wrappingUid>00O2TFIS8KH7X1LINFJKXJKT3</wrappingUid>
    <type>RKF</type>
  </node>
  <node id=" / " />
  <node id="0WM_BINCNT|00O2TFIS8KH7X1LIQSEG95HL0|CKF">
    <technicalName>0WM_BINCNT</technicalName>
    <baseProviderFieldId>0WM_BINCNT|/IMO/V_EWM21|HCPR</baseProviderFieldId>
  </node>
  <node id=" * 100" />
</parent>

<parent id="00O2TFIS8KH7X1LINFJKXJKT3|RKF">
  <node id="0WM_BINCNT|00O2TFIS8KH7X1LINFJKXJKT3|RKF">
    <technicalName>0WM_BINCNT</technicalName>
    <baseProviderFieldId>0WM_BINCNT|/IMO/V_EWM21|HCPR</baseProviderFieldId>
  </node>
  <node id="0WM_KZLER|00O2TFIS8KH7X1LINFJKXJKT3|RKF">
    <technicalName>0WM_KZLER</technicalName>
    <baseProviderFieldId>0WM_KZLER|/IMO/V_EWM21|HCPR</baseProviderFieldId>
    <details>
      <detail>
        <operator>I_EQ</operator>
        <value>#</value>
      </detail>
    </details>
  </node>
</parent>
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