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The document describes using the lookup_ext feature in BODS to join additional fields from other tables to an ECC output containing VBAK and VBAP data. Specifically, it outlines the steps to create a project and workflow, use a query transform to define the relationship and add a row ID, use the lookup_ext function to lookup fields from another table based on a condition, and output the results to a template table with the additional joined fields.

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,,,,,,,lookup Vbap Vbap

The document describes using the lookup_ext feature in BODS to join additional fields from other tables to an ECC output containing VBAK and VBAP data. Specifically, it outlines the steps to create a project and workflow, use a query transform to define the relationship and add a row ID, use the lookup_ext function to lookup fields from another table based on a condition, and output the results to a template table with the additional joined fields.

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lookup_ext feature in BODS

Posted on November 9, 2014 by Adil Siddiqui — Leave a comment

Scenario is while generating data from ECC (VBAK and VBAP) output in one table with some additional field
like MTART (Material Type) and MBRSH (Industry Sector)

 Create Project
 Create Workflow
 Create Dataflow and Double Click

 Drag VBAK and VBAP and connect to Query as below

 Double click on “Query Transform” icon


 Transfer some fields to schema out
 Define proper relationship
 Add new primary field “Row_id” and Map function “gen_row_num()”

 To get information from other table. Right Click and Click “New Function Call..”
 Select “Lookup Functions” and then select “lookup_ext”. Click “Next”

 Click arrow on “Lookup table” and select table


 Assign Condition and Output fields as below and click “Finish”
 Now your output will look like

 Create Template Table for Materials


 Connect Query transform to Template Table

 Execute
 Check the output result in SQL Server with 2 addition fields.

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