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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction
  3. Working with Enterprise Data Manager
  4. Enterprise Data Manager
  5. ILM Repository Constraints
  6. Partition Exchange Purging
  7. APIs
  8. Smart Partitioning
  9. SAP Application Retirement Entities
  10. Import Formats for Constraints
  11. Glossary

Enterprise Data Manager Guide

Enterprise Data Manager Guide

Step 3. Create and Configure the Segmentation Group

Step 3. Create and Configure the Segmentation Group

Create and configure the segmentation group. To configure the segmentation group you must select the included tables, mark the driving tables, add constraints, apply business rules, and add dimension rules.
  1. In the Explorer pane, right-click on the application module you created in step 2.
  2. Click on
    New Entity
    .
    The
    Entity Wizard
    appears.
  3. Enter a name and optionally a description for the segmentation group.
  4. Click
    Finish
    .
    The new segmentation group appears under the application module.
  5. Click on the segmentation group you created.
  6. Click on the
    Tables
    tab.
  7. In the top pane, click on the green
    Add
    button and select a table to include in the segmentation group from the drop-down list of available tables.
  8. If the table has multiple aliases, add the table multiple times and select each alias for inclusion.
  9. If you want to register a table index or create a temporary index, select the table in the
    Tables
    pane.
  10. In the
    Optimization Indexes
    pane, enter an index name.
  11. Click in the
    Index Usage
    column and select whether the index will be used for default segment creation, non-default segment creation, or both.
  12. If the index is temporary, select the
    Temporary
    checkbox.
    The
    Index Columns
    window appears.
  13. Enter the columns you want to use for indexing.
  14. For temporary indexes, select the
    Unique
    checkbox if the index is unique.
  15. Click on the
    Driving Tables
    tab.
  16. Click on the green
    Add
    button and select a driving table from the drop-down list of available tables. Repeat for multiple driving tables.
  17. If you plan to use interim table processing to pre-process business rules for the segmentation group, select the
    Use Interim Processing
    checkbox and choose the primary key for the table.
  18. Click on the
    Constraints
    tab.
  19. In the
    Constraint
    field, select the type of constraint that exists for each listed child table and child alias table.
  20. Click on the
    Dimension Rules
    tab.
  21. Double-click in the
    Driving Table
    field. From the drop-down menu of available driving tables, select the driving table on which to associate the dimension.
  22. Double-click in the
    Dimension Name
    field. From the drop-down menu of available dimensions, select a dimension to associate with the segmentation group.
    The EDM populates the
    Data Type
    and
    Dimension Parameters
    fields based on the dimension you chose.
  23. In the
    Dimension Rule
    field, enter the WHERE or SELECT clause that implements the dimension rule.
    For example: ORDER_DATE BETWEEN :DATE_FROM AND :DATE_TO
  24. In the
    Dimension Rule Name
    field, give the dimension rule a name.
  25. Click on the
    Business Rules
    tab.
  26. In the
    Driving Table Name
    field, select the driving table on which to associate the business rule.
  27. In the
    Business Rule
    field, enter the WHERE clause that implements the business rule.
    For example: ORDER_STATUS = 'CLOSED'
  28. In the
    Business Rule Name
    field, give the business rule a name.

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