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Bapi in ECC 6.0

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Hi,

Can anybody tell me if Table parameter is obsolete for Bapi in ECC 6.0? if yes, wts the alternative?

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Yes table parameter is obselete in Ecc 6.0.

The alternate solution is.

No it does not mean that you can not pass tables. You just need to pass them another way. For example, you need to pass them thru the importing/exporting paramters. You need to create a table type in the abap dictionary, then you reference this table type as your TYPE when defining the exporting or importing parameter of the function module. So first you create the structure in the dictionary(SE11) select radiobutton for data type, then choose structure, define the fields, and save and activate, then you create the table type the same way, just choose Table Type at the appropriate point, and then define the structure that you just created as the line type.

Thanks

Kapil

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Yes table parameter is obselete in Ecc 6.0.

The alternate solution is.

No it does not mean that you can not pass tables. You just need to pass them another way. For example, you need to pass them thru the importing/exporting paramters. You need to create a table type in the abap dictionary, then you reference this table type as your TYPE when defining the exporting or importing parameter of the function module. So first you create the structure in the dictionary(SE11) select radiobutton for data type, then choose structure, define the fields, and save and activate, then you create the table type the same way, just choose Table Type at the appropriate point, and then define the structure that you just created as the line type.

Thanks

Kapil