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BDC in test mode?

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Hi Experts

1>>I have to run a BDC in test mode(no actual database update). How can i go for that.

2>>I thought that Commit statement will do the actual updation DB, but if run BDC without commit, then also DB is getting updated. Howz this Commit useful then?

Will rewars ample of points to useful answers.

Regards

Dhanya Nair

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Hi dhanya,

1. 1>>I have to run a BDC in test mode(no actual database update). How can i go for that

If it is a simple transaction, that updates the database

in its own program, without using any update techniques,

then we cannot run bdc in test mode.

2.>>I thought that Commit statement will do the actual updation DB, but if run BDC without commit, then also DB is getting updated. Howz this Commit useful then?

Again here,

commit is useful only for those transactions which use Update technique concept.

regards,

amit m.

Hi Experts

1>>I have to run a BDC in test mode(no actual database update). How can i go for that.

2>>I thought that Commit statement will do the actual updation DB, but if run BDC without commit, then also DB is getting updated. Howz this Commit useful then?

Will rewars ample of points to useful answers.

Regards

Dhanya Nair

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Former Member
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Hi dhanya,

1. 1>>I have to run a BDC in test mode(no actual database update). How can i go for that

If it is a simple transaction, that updates the database

in its own program, without using any update techniques,

then we cannot run bdc in test mode.

2.>>I thought that Commit statement will do the actual updation DB, but if run BDC without commit, then also DB is getting updated. Howz this Commit useful then?

Again here,

commit is useful only for those transactions which use Update technique concept.

regards,

amit m.

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Thanks Amit

Any idea about MM12 transaction?

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Hi again,

1. I am not sure about this tcode.

2. But i ran it and probalbly it directly updates the database.

Hence, it won't support test run.

regards,

amit m.

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Thanks Amit.