Parameter Tables
Parameter tables are a type of data structure used in dab Nexus to store and manage the input parameters for analytics. With parameter tables, you can easily and flexibly define the input values for your analytics, and update them as needed. This allows you to customize your analytics to fit your specific needs and requirements. Parameter tables are an essential part of the Content Suite, as they provide the input data that the analytics use to generate their output.
Create a Parameter Table
- Navigate to Content Studio.
- Click on Parameter Tables menu item.
- On the Parameter Tables page, click on +Parameter Table.
- In the Parameter Table creation menu enter the following information:
- Display name - Enter a meaningful title for the parameter table. Maximum of 30 characters.
- Description - Optional. Enter a short description for the parameter table. Maximum of 1000 characters.
- Parameter type - Select the type of parameter table.
- Fill in the values in the cells.
- Click on Save.
Edit a Parameter Table
- Navigate to Content Studio.
- Click on Parameter Tables menu item.
- On the Parameter Tables page
- click on the display name of a Parameter Table you want to edit.
- click on the three dots right to the display name of a Parameter Table and select edit.
- Edit the values.
- Click on Save.
Multi value insert
To safe some time you can prepare the input values for a parameter table in a seperate file e.g. Excel or use the blueprints below. Make sure that the structure is the same. Copy the values from the Excel and paste it into your parameter table.
Types of Parameter Tables and Blueprints
Parameter Table Type | Description | Blueprint(s) (if available) |
Critical Countries | Critical countries are nations that present a higher level of risk or uncertainty due to various factors such as political instability, economic instability, or security risks. These countries may be more prone to conflict, natural disasters, or other events that can impact their citizens and the global community. It is important for organizations to carefully consider the risks associated with conducting business in risk countries. | |
Critical Texts | When cross checking all posting in the system, some used texts might indicate unusual transactions. It is common practice to check on specific buzz words to prevent fraud or illegitimate expenses. | |
Commision Accounts | Commission accounts in SAP are used to track and manage sales commissions for employees or sales agents. These accounts are typically set up within the company's financial accounting module and are linked to specific sales transactions or customer orders. | |
Incoterms | Incoterms (short for International Commercial Terms) are a set of standardized trade terms defining responsibilities of buyers and sellers for international transactions. Specify delivery location, risk transfer, and transportation costs. Reduce misunderstandings and disputes. | |
Payment Terms | Payment terms are the agreed payment conditions between buyer and seller, outlining payment amount, due date, discounts/penalties. Prevent payment disputes, improve relationships and ensure timely payment. | |
Automation Users | Automation users utilize technology for efficient and accurate task execution like RPA, Batch etc. | |
Movement Types for Scrapping | Scrapping movement types in SAP are codes used to track and document inventory disposal. They include physical movement and accounting entries, enabling inventory balance adjustments and improving management processes. | |
Movement Types for Inventory Counts | Movement types for inventory counts in SAP are codes used to record the process of physically counting inventory. These codes allow companies to adjust their inventory balances and ensure accurate accounting and management of inventory levels. |
