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    This document provides steps for connecting SAP BusinessObjects tools like IDT Design and Xcelsius to SAP BEx data sources using BICS (BI Consumer Services). It outlines establishing an OLAP connection from IDT to SAP BW 7.1 using BICS, and connecting Xcelsius to query BEx data as a web service. It also describes connecting non-SAP data sources like Oracle and SQL Server to IDT for modeling and report design.

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    This document provides steps for connecting SAP BusinessObjects tools like IDT Design and Xcelsius to SAP BEx data sources using BICS (BI Consumer Services). It outlines establishing an OLAP connection from IDT to SAP BW 7.1 using BICS, and connecting Xcelsius to query BEx data as a web service. It also describes connecting non-SAP data sources like Oracle and SQL Server to IDT for modeling and report design.

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    SAP BO XI R4 ( IDT Design Tool)

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    This document provides steps for connecting SAP BusinessObjects tools like IDT Design and Xcelsius to SAP BEx data sources using BICS (BI Consumer Services). It outlines establishing an OLAP connection from IDT to SAP BW 7.1 using BICS, and connecting Xcelsius to query BEx data as a web service. It also describes connecting non-SAP data sources like Oracle and SQL Server to IDT for modeling and report design.

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    This document provides steps for connecting SAP BusinessObjects tools like IDT Design and Xcelsius to SAP BEx data sources using BICS (BI Consumer Services). It outlines establishing an OLAP connection from IDT to SAP BW 7.1 using BICS, and connecting Xcelsius to query BEx data as a web service. It also describes connecting non-SAP data sources like Oracle and SQL Server to IDT for modeling and report design.

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    SAP BO 4.

    0 IDT Design : SAP BEx ( Source System)

    BICS Connection with SAP BEx Source system Directly in SAP BW 7.1

    BICS Connectivity BEX to Xcelsius


    Xcelsius

    BI Consumer Services BICS Connectivity Query as a WebService Technical Requirements: Live Office
    SAP NetWeaver BW 7.01 (SAP enhancement package 01), Service Pack 05 Web Intelligence (Webi) Crystal Reports SAP BusinessObjects Xcelsius Enterprise 2008 Service Pack 02 SAP Frontend 7.x installed on the client OLAP Universe with BI Add-Ons SAP BW

    BEX Query
    Direct Access Infocube
    Multi Provider

    BICS Connection

    IDT Tool open steps : Start >> Programs >> Business Objects 4.0 >> IDT Design Tool

    Follow the Steps for Creating IDT Designing by Using SAP BEx as a Source System.

    maintain the description for New Local project Name and Project Location

    Step 2: After Creating Local Project, We have to make Connection Between Source System and IDT By Using RDBMS/ OLAP .

    step :3 Maintain the OLAP Connection Name and Description here

    step:4 Here We are selecting Source System. ( SAP BICS Client)

    step:5 After Selecting Source System, We have give the All the SAP BW Server Details, If is first time. Otherwise We can use Existing Connection ( * Test Connection, Where server is Responding or Not)

    Step: Right click on Selected server from Repository Resource then maintain the credential

    Step :

    Step : Right click on selected folder then if it is SAP BW (OLAP ) Data Base in back end then go with the Insert OLAP Connection. if it is Non SAP Data Base I mean Oracle, Microsoft, MS SQL ... please go with Insert Relational Connection ..........Here I am selecting Insert OLAP Connection.

    Step: Maintain the Description ...

    page : Select the Source System, Here I am selecting SAP Net weaver Source System, selecting SAP BICS Connection

    Step : Maintain the BO Credential(Standard Connection User ID, Password)........

    Step : Select the Required Info Provider... so that we can bring all the BEx under the same info provider

    step: You can see all the BEx Under the Info Provider. Here for Example: LMS Lead Data is a Info Provider under . five BEx under the same LMS Lead Data will carry By using single BICS Connection. We can call all SAP BEx Under same Multi provider

    Step : It the Image from SAP BEx System, ( Cross checking With the Source System) Login to SAP BW System .... By Giving T Code --------------RSRT ( We can get these Screen ) (* Only for Below Screen )

    Non- SAP IDT Design ( Modeling)


    Step : We have to Create Local Project for Accessing Multiple Data Source at a time, for Example OLAP/RDBMS ( Oracle, SQL)

    Step : Location: C:/Users/admin/.businessobjects/bimodeler_14/workspace

    Step : Database Middleware Driver Selection

    Step : Maintain the Data Base Connection Server details ...

    Step: Test Connection : Whether Server is Responding or Not

    Step : Report Output Parameters configuration

    Step : Here we can Edit the Connection if Server is not Responding or We can change the Drivers

    Step : Connection Multiple Source system at time(* here we are choosing next Source system)

    Step : Maintain the Description .....

    Step : Here we are Selection Single/ Multiple Source systems at a time ( * it is not Available in BO XI R 3.1 Version UDT Design)

    Step : Maintain the User Name and Pass word. System Name, Here Authentication Mode is Enterprise

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    Step : We can see the Connections in Below Screen

    Step : After Selecting the Data base connection then we can import Tables and Make a joints, Checking Cardinality Cartesian product, Loops same like UDT Design.

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