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BDC call by Session method

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Hi

I want to know that what will happen if I am using BDC call by session method and we are running a session also we have started a new session with the same name and the first session is also running by the time.

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vinod_vemuru2
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Hi,

I hope session name, user ID, date and time are the keys to identify a session. Not sure if a particular user can create more than one session exactly at the same time. (May be multiple batch jobs running at the same time which creates a session is the possible way)

Even if it is created, there will be an uniqe ID generated for each session. So no problems in processing.

Thanks,

Vinod.

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vinod_vemuru2
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Hi,

I hope session name, user ID, date and time are the keys to identify a session. Not sure if a particular user can create more than one session exactly at the same time. (May be multiple batch jobs running at the same time which creates a session is the possible way)

Even if it is created, there will be an uniqe ID generated for each session. So no problems in processing.

Thanks,

Vinod.

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Dear Vinod

thanks for your reply but, can you pls tell me where I can find these unique ID

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Hi,

You can find this in SM35 itself. Go to SM35, Just scroll right side. You can see a column called Queue ID. This is the unique identifier for a session and is generated by the system for each session.

Check the tables APQI and APQD also.

Thanks,

Vinod.