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    Session 1 Metadata Repository

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    This document provides instructions for analyzing objects in SAP BW using the metadata repository. It outlines three tasks: 1) Analyze the Customer InfoCube, looking at its characteristics, key figures, and schematic diagram. 2) Analyze the Incoming Orders query, checking associated workbooks and roles. 3) Check if the query is properly activated by viewing the activated objects area. The overall goal is to understand the structure and usage of different BW objects.

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    This document provides instructions for analyzing objects in SAP BW using the metadata repository. It outlines three tasks: 1) Analyze the Customer InfoCube, looking at its characteristics, key figures, and schematic diagram. 2) Analyze the Incoming Orders query, checking associated workbooks and roles. 3) Check if the query is properly activated by viewing the activated objects area. The overall goal is to understand the structure and usage of different BW objects.

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    This document provides instructions for analyzing objects in SAP BW using the metadata repository. It outlines three tasks: 1) Analyze the Customer InfoCube, looking at its characteristics, key figures, and schematic diagram. 2) Analyze the Incoming Orders query, checking associated workbooks and roles. 3) Check if the query is properly activated by viewing the activated objects area. The overall goal is to understand the structure and usage of different BW objects.

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    Session 1 Metadata Repository

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    This document provides instructions for analyzing objects in SAP BW using the metadata repository. It outlines three tasks: 1) Analyze the Customer InfoCube, looking at its characteristics, key figures, and schematic diagram. 2) Analyze the Incoming Orders query, checking associated workbooks and roles. 3) Check if the query is properly activated by viewing the activated objects area. The overall goal is to understand the structure and usage of different BW objects.

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    SAP BW Release 3.5/7.

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    Session 1: Metadata Repository SAP BW Training
    Session 1: Metadata Repository
    Session O!e"ti#e
    In this exercise you are going to learn how to use the Metadata Repository as a source of
    information for associating different objects and analysing the structure of different objects. You
    will be using the Metadata Repository to find out the different characteristics and key figures in a
    query Incoming Orders (0SD_C01_Q011) to understand if it suits your requirement and to have a
    closer look at the underlying InfoCube.
    Tas$ 1: Analy%e t&e 'n(o)*e
    a) In the dministrator !or"benc#, navigate to the Metadata Repository.
    b) Oen the Metadata Repository and look for the cube Customer (0SD_C01)$
    c) !ook at the set of C#aracteristics and %ey &igures in the cube. "lso look at the
    schematic diagram of the cube.
    d) #se the network data flow to obtain an overview of the queries defined on the cube.
    Tas$ +: Analy%e t&e ,*ery
    a) $ind the query Incoming Orders (0SD_C01_Q011) and dislay the information on the
    query.
    b) %heck if any workbooks are linked to this query. If yes, which are the ones.
    c) %heck if the query is assigned to any roles.
    Tas$ 3: )&e"$ i( t&e ,*ery is a"ti#ated
    a) &o to the cti'ated Ob(ects area in the Metadata Repository$
    b) %heck if this query is roerly activated in the system.

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