BDC not Working in Linux

[Former Member]

Dear Friends,

My BDC is not working in Linux operating system , It's not picking the file by F4 ,

I am calling a function that is -

DATA:  file_name   TYPE  string.

   file_name  = p_file.
   CALL FUNCTION 'GUI_UPLOAD'
     EXPORTING
       filename                = file_name
       filetype                = 'ASC'
*      filetype                = 'WXI'
       has_field_separator     = 'X'
     TABLES
       data_tab                = P_itab

I have taken the file format of 'ASC' for notepad , which format I have to use for linux.

This is call transaction BDC , Please give me suggestion I don't want to use Batch input secession  BDC

Regards,

Rihan

SAP-abaper

[Former Member]

Dear Friends,

My BDC is not working in Linux operating system , It's not picking the file by F4 ,

I am calling a function that is -

DATA:  file_name   TYPE  string.

   file_name  = p_file.
   CALL FUNCTION 'GUI_UPLOAD'
     EXPORTING
       filename                = file_name
       filetype                = 'ASC'
*      filetype                = 'WXI'
       has_field_separator     = 'X'
     TABLES
       data_tab                = P_itab

I have taken the file format of 'ASC' for notepad , which format I have to use for linux.

This is call transaction BDC , Please give me suggestion I don't want to use Batch input secession  BDC

Regards,

Rihan

SAP-abaper

[madhu_vadlamani]

Hi,

There is no issue with operating system.Keep the file name in capitals and see.

Regards,

Madhu.    

[Former Member]

Dear Friend Madhu,

As per your suggestion I have given then file name in Caps lock , for example I have given my

file name DATA_FILE , still its not picked by BDC on F4 , and there is no .txt format available

in linux , when I open this file then it's open in open office writer , As per my inderstanding

  CALL FUNCTION 'GUI_UPLOAD'
     EXPORTING
       filename                = file_name
       filetype                = 'ASC'

here I am giving file type ASC , then for linux I have to give another  file type.

Hope you have got the problem.

Regards,

Rihan

SAP-abaper

[Former Member]

You lost me!?  What does GUI_UPLOAD have to do with a BDC/call transaction?  Answer?  nothing?   Do you have a program where the GUI_UPLOAD works for Linux?  Is so, look at how the code was constructed there (and you can find this with where used on the GUI_UPLOAD FM), and construct your filename accordingly.  If Linux is case sensitive, consider that when constructing your file_name value, which would then contain something like:  c:\myfolder\myfile.ext.  After the upload FM call, what is the return code (sy-subrc)?  You did check that, right, before you watched this fail in debug?  What is in the p_itab internal table?  And, how is p_itab described?  You've really not provided enough detail to get help for this.  Are you sure you're getting this from a PC (GUI_UPLOAD) in a foreground session?  I thought Linux would be the operating system for the SAP servers?

If the file is, as it probably should be, stored on the Apps server, you need Open dataset...read into...close dataset, etc., the details of which have been posted many, many times. 

[Former Member]

Dear Friend Madhu,

As per your suggestion I have given then file name in Caps lock , for example I have given my file name DATA_FILE , still its not picked by BDC on F4 .

and there is no .txt format available in linux , when I open this file then it's open in open office writer in linux, As per my understanding 

CALL FUNCTION 'GUI_UPLOAD'   

EXPORTING     

filename                = file_name      

filetype                = 'ASC'

here I am giving file type ASC , for linux M i required to  give another  file type ?. or you are saying that above I have to give file name in caps letter , pls do specify , I am very much needed.

Hope you have got the problem.

Thanks & Regards,

Rihan SAP-abaper

[madhu_vadlamani]

Hi,

Here which fm you are using to open the file.

Regards,

Madhu.