hi all,

is it possible to read the livecache data? I need to ready a specific planning book/dataview for specific key figures.

thanks, neobat

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Typically we read the livecache data indirectly using the function modules specific for the diferent objects. To read the planning book you can use BAPI_PBSRVAPS_GETDETAIL2. See below a minimal example of reading some data from a planning book using the BAPI.

ls_selection-characteristic_name = 'SP_MHO_IP'.
ls_selection-char_val_sign = 'I'.
ls_selection-char_val_option = 'EQ'.
ls_selection-char_val_low = 'SP-MHO-MAN-UM'.
append ls_selection to lt_selection.

ls_groupby-characteristic_name = 'SP_MHO_IP'.
append ls_groupby to lt_groupby.
ls_groupby-characteristic_name = 'SP_MHO_IM'.
append ls_groupby to lt_groupby.

ls_keyfigselection-key_figure = 'SP_MHO_CF'.
append ls_keyfigselection to lt_keyfigselection.

call function 'BAPI_PBSRVAPS_GETDETAIL2'
  exporting
    planningbook                = 'SP_MHO_PROGNOSE'
    data_view                   = 'INBOUND MSC'
    planning_version            = '000'
    period_type                 = 'D'
    date_from                   = '01.06.2004'
    date_to                     = '01.01.2005'
  tables
    selection                   = lt_selection
    group_by                    = lt_groupby
    key_figure_selection        = lt_keyfigselection
    key_figure                  = lt_keyfigure
    key_figure_value            = lt_keyfigure_value
    characteristics_combination = lt_ccomb
    return                      = lt_return.

You can also call directly the LC routines using database calls with native SQL (example below). But for most cases this is not needed.

  EXEC                                                  "#EC CI_EXECSQL
    SQL.
    EXECUTE PROCEDURE SAPTS_CHANGE_TG (
                        IN  :LS_GEN_COM_PARAMS,
*                       Return-Codes der COM-Routine
                        OUT :LV_RC,
                        OUT :ET_RC,
*                       Importdaten (Daten AN die COM-Routine)
                        IN  :IV_TG,
                        IN  :IV_TG_REF,
                        IN  :IV_TYPE,
                        IN  :LT_STAMPS,
                        IN  :IV_CHANGE_MODE
                        )
  ENDEXEC.

Update: Some more information on the parameters of the BAPI_PBSRVAPS_GETDETAIL2

An example probably helps. Consider a PA with characteristics COLOR, SHAPE, TEXTURE and with key figures FORECAST, SALES, OPEN.

These 3 tables are inputs to the function: selection, group_by, key_figure_selection.

selection: is a range table where you specify the characteristic values you want to restrict your data selection.

COLOR I EQ RED <- filter the results to only have CVCs with red color

group_by: lists the characteristics that will be in the output results. So if you have 5 characteristics in the PA but you only put one in this table, then your key figure values will be aggregated for the combinations of this single characteristic.

COLOR, SHAPE <- only show the combinations of color and shape; the key figures are aggregated to this level)

key_figure_selection: only the key figures in this list will be in the output.

FORECAST, SALES <- only show the SALES and FORECAST KF in the results

Output tables:

characteristics_combination - this table lists the output characteristic combinations values (CVCs) and for each CVC there is an ID that links to the other results tables

ID   C_NAME  C_VALUE 
1    COLOR   RED     
1    SHAPE   SQUARE  
2    COLOR   RED     
2    SHAPE   CIRCLE

key_figure - this is a table the lists combinations of the selected CVCs and key figures and for each combination there is a unique ID (that will be used in the KF values table)

KF_ID  CC_ID   KEY_FIGURE
1      1       SALES
2      2       SALES
3      1       FORECAST
4      2       FORECAST

key_figure_value - this table has the key figure values for each period in the selection and for each key figure ID (which is the combination of CVC and key figure).

KF_ID  BEGIN      END         VALUE
1      1.1.2012   31.1.2012      10
2      1.1.2012   31.1.2012      20
3      1.1.2012   31.1.2012      30
4      1.1.2012   31.1.2012      40
1      1.2.2012   29.2.2012       5
2      1.2.2012   29.2.2012       5
3      1.2.2012   29.2.2012       6
4      1.2.2012   29.2.2012       6
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answered 13 Dec '11, 04:48

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edited 30 Jan, 17:49

Hi, Your reply was much helpful. But, can you please also explain all the lt_* internal tables used in teh BAPI. It would be much helpful and is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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Hi kgcharan, I did a small update to explain the BAPI tables. Hope it helps.

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