SAP BPC 11.0 Overview and Features
SAP BPC 11.0 Overview and Features
SAP BPC belongs to the SAP AG group, a German company that purchased SAP BPC years ago.
at Outlooksoft when BPC was still called CPM. That is why currently
There are 2 versions of BPC, the Microsoft (MS) version and the Netweaver (NW) version.
If we talk about the MS version, it uses the Oracle database and allows for a
more direct access to programmers and developers. Giving them a great advantage
related to the information that is stored, a developer with great
knowledge can generate custom views or even fix issues. The great
the disadvantage is that the wrong person could end up deleting the database due to
complete or modify data unintentionally.
The NW version can use a wide variety of databases: SAP DB, Microsoft SQL
Server, Oracle, some of IBM or SAP HANA. To be able to interact with your database
the NW version connects with another SAP tool, called SAP BW (Business
(Warehouse), in the latest versions Hana is also a must-have.
What is the difference between MS and NW for the user who enters data through Excel?
also known as Controller?
There is practically no difference between both versions, since the part of the
the public-facing application is practically the same, in the case of NW it incorporates a
series of 'function chains' or BPFs that help improve the management of
monthly and annual closures but the greatest differences are suffered by developers and
architects, who have to work in completely different environments.
Dimensions
So far everything seems 'functional', however... to operate in SAP BO
BPC, you must understand how dimensions work.
Necessary to validate the coins that are entered in the dimension of the
type of entity. This may not be part of any application within the
set of applications.
BPC Architecture