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back ground scheduling

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Former Member

‎2007 Jun 22 10:41 AM

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HI FRIENDS HELP IN SCHEDULING A JOB IN BACK GROUND .

OTHER THAN SM37.

PLS SEND CODE.

KUMAR

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‎2007 Jun 22 10:43 AM

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you can execute any report in background from se38 execute in background.

HI FRIENDS HELP IN SCHEDULING A JOB IN BACK GROUND .

OTHER THAN SM37.

PLS SEND CODE.

KUMAR

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‎2007 Jun 22 10:43 AM

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you can execute any report in background from se38 execute in background.

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‎2007 Jun 22 10:43 AM

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Try using transaction SM36 using the job wizard

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varma_narayana
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‎2007 Jun 22 10:45 AM

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Hi ..

You can Create a Background Job in two Ways

1. Using the SM36 (Statically)

2. By calling std FMs from a program (Dynamically)

JOB_OPEN

JOB_SUBMIT or Submit <report> via Background job STATEMENT

JOB_CLOSE

hope this will help u. Reward if it.

Regards,