Hello folks,
i am searching for any guide or other helpful source of information on FBI Views.
I did read lots of blogs and the "Help" but none is describing the function of the Configuration of an FBI View in a way that i can understand.
My actual use case is:
I have a query in my own bobf, that i am alread using for some none-FBi-Lists ( just learning and i do not want the standard navigation, described in all the sources).
Now i tried to add a FBI search based on that query, but i always get dunps, because the search does not use the defined return structure of the query but the structure of the corresponding node.
So i tried to define a FBI View to tell the framework, what a structure will be returned.
I am not able to find any suitable informaion on how to define it correctly. The Sap Help does not even tell the meaning of the fields on the very fist screen of the configuration..
I do no get, how to define the View, that should only represent the already defined data that the query returns .
It is stated, that it is possible to combine different node data, but on realted views i can only enter another view.
So it seems that i have to defne another view on the node i want to use for the association. So : 2 Views, Association, maybe futher mappings, and more objects.
A lot of work, even i already have defined the return Structure of the query in bobf..
So for me it loos like it would be very easy to change the typing in the generic FBI:SUIBB_Feeder to the return type of the Query instead to the given node, and taht should do the job.
for now i will stopp that approach and prefer to build my search from the scratch, as it is less time consuming than trying to find out, how to do it correctly.
( Actually, i might be the only one too stupid to understand the guides, but i am having taht problem with all FPM and BOBF Topics. It is just too hard to do it right so i finally do mess up the principles quite for a lot of times. There is a lack of proper material, that realy explains the contexts. If all topics would have documentations in the style and qualitiy of Oliver Jaegles BOBF blogs, that would make far more develper use the tools at all and far better )
Ulrich Becker