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Logical difference between ok_code '=ENTE' and '/00' in bdc program ?

rejish_balakrishnan — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 13:11:05 GMT

Could somebody tell me the logical difference between ok_code '=ENTE' and '/00' in bdc program ?

While doing bdc call transaction i could realise that there is a diiference in which both performs different action on user screen .

More eagerly .. what about usual SPACE as ok_code .Even that has same functionlity as enter right ?

Re: Logical difference between ok_code '=ENTE' and '/00' in bdc program ?

ThomasZloch — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 13:31:01 GMT

It all depends on the GUI status and the handling of the OK codes inside the transaction that is processed via BDC. Pressing enter will invoke different processing, depending on the context.

Thomas

Re: Logical difference between ok_code '=ENTE' and '/00' in bdc program ?

rejish_balakrishnan — Thu, 05 Feb 2009 13:50:39 GMT

Hi,

But i think that SAP is following some sort of rules in assigning ok-codes.My guess was that using =ENTE might always performs some processing but /00 might be used just for continuing the process ?

Was it a close guess or is there anything other than this ?