RRI means Report to Report Interface. The use of this is to to jump from one report to another.
For example if you have two reports Report A and Report B.
Your are in Report A and you want to call Report B, then using RRI we can do this.
The T code for RRI is RSBBS
Detail Step by Step procedure is available in the below link.
When we use RRI , we may be don't know the all of thefilter which will be sended.
So mark this:
When the RRI is called, the senderquery transfers the following filters to the receiver query:
• global filters
• values in the navigation block (dynamic filters including the presentation hierarchy)
• filters from the restricted key figure selected
• filters from the drilldown characteristics selected
The system first fills the variables and then fills the navigation block. In order to do this, a unique characteristic assignment must be possible. Selections for various InfoObjects can then be transferred, as long as the InfoObjects reference the same basic characteristic. Hierarchy nodes are triggered in selections and can then be transferred to the respective InfoObjects.
Even if the sender and receiver contain the same variables, the variables are handled separately.
For example you have a scenario when in one report you have the aggregated data from all the regional systems and in the other you can pull up the data from any of the regions depending upon the selection then you can go for RRI.Normally we use RRI when we have to move from a consolidated to very detailed report..
RRI is the Report to Report Interface. The RRI features provides the facility to drill from one query to another i.e. from one report to another report.
For more understanding , have a lok through here ::
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/99/08629bd3e41d418530c6849df303c9/content.htm
For scenarioa wise understanding, kindly go through the following link ::
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