BDC session timings

[Former Member]

hi,

please can anyone tell me how to time a bdc session for a particular time or date when the bdc session will be processed automatically?

[Former Member]

hi bumba,

1. Execute SM36 Transaction

2. Enter Job Name & Click START CONDITION

3. Click Period Values & type 12 in Months

4. CLick SAVE

5. Enter Schedule Start Date & Time

6. Click Save

7. Click on STEP

8. ABAP Program Name

9. enter program name & Variant if any

10. CLick on SAVE.

Please reward if helpful.

[hymavathi_oruganti]

in sm35 , u can see the time

[Former Member]

Hi

<b>steps</b>

go to sm36

give the job details and program name all

click on start condition , you will find all the options like

<b>Batch job start time</b>

You can have a job started:

immediately

at the time and date that you specify

after another job has been completed.

Note that jobs, including immediate-start jobs, must be released before they can be started.

A job is normally released by an administrator. If you have the required authorization, it is released automatically when you schedule it.

<b>Planned Start Date for Background Job</b>

<u>Procedure</u>During scheduling: Specify the start date or the latest start date you require for your background job. If the job has been released, it will be processed on the date specified.

In the job overview: To restrict the scope of the overview, specify the earliest or latest start date for the overview.

<b>Name of previous job</b>

<u>Procedure</u>

Enter the name of the job that must be finished before background control processes your job.

<b>Background Processing Event</b>

Name of the event to which a job is linked.

An event is a signal stating that a predefined status in the system has been reached. The background processing system receives events and then starts the background job/jobs that is/are linked to an event.

<u>Procedure</u>In the job overview: Enter the event name to list the jobs that are linked to the event.

When scheduling a job: Enter the event name on which the start of this job should depend.

You can specify predefined events of the SAP applications or SAP System kernel or events you defined yourself. Which SAP events you can use is explained in the documentation of the SAP applications.

<b>

Scheduling Jobs Periodically</b>

In order to schedule a job each time an event occurs, select Execute job periodically when scheduling.

<b>Operation Mode</b>

<u>Procedure</u>

You can enter any name for the operation mode, but ensure that it is meaningful and that it makes the task of the operation mode clear.

Examples

<u>Normal operation</u>

<u>Night operation</u>

<b>Reward if usefull</b>

[Former Member]

Hi Bumba,

You could possibly use the program RSBDCSUB to execute your bdc session.

Regards,

Chester

N.B. Your surname is not Clart is it, that would be too perfect.