Characteristic value

[Former Member]

Hello,

I created characteristic value via RSA1 (RSDMD). I started created CVC but this value is not seen in the drop down while creating CVC. What could be the reason?

Thank you for the help.

Regards

Pratap

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Please do the consistency check of time series.

While creating the CVC you may have not ticked on syncronized in timeseries option.

After running the report of timeseries consistency check you will able to see the CVC

[Former Member]

I assume you have entered the characteristic in the MPOS first before trying to use it while creating the CVC.

-Srinidhi

[srinivas_krishnamoorthy]

Can you go to transaction RSA1 and go to the infoobject in question by double-clicking. There are three tables mentioned under Master data/texts tab. Can you make sure all the three tables have the char value you want?

[Former Member]

In BW / BI they call info objects:

and info objects are further divided into characteristics/ key figures.

If you have created a cube and in the cube did you create dimensions?? because dimensions are those where you represent your characteristics.

create atleast one dimension say product and another for location.

then start adding characteristics to the dimension.

hope this helps.

Regards,

M

[Former Member]

You may require to run Consistency check for timeseries..

[Former Member]

Hi,

Put this question also in the BI forum, they might be able to help you further more regarding BI objects.

Once you create an info object if it is a characteristic or a key figure it will only appear if it is active. you might have to create a transport to make an info object active.

Check if the transport created has the correct objects in them.

Let us know if you still need any assistance.

Thanks,

Mythilee

[Former Member]

Hi,

This is not a new infoobject. This is just the characteristic value.

Regards

Pratap

[Former Member]

Hi

Did you active the characteristic after creating it, the status of it should be showing as "Active, executable".

Regards

Ian