‎2006 May 10 3:29 PM
‎2006 May 10 3:37 PM
<u><b>RSBDCSUB</b></u>
Processing Sessions Automatically
Use
In most cases, batch input sessions can be processed automatically. It is not necessary for a session to wait until a system administrator explicitly starts the processing of the session.
This section explains how to have sessions started automatically soon after the session has been generated in an R/3 System.
Prerequisites
The ABAP program RSBDCSUB must be scheduled as a periodic job in the R/3 background processing system. RSBDCSUB checks for and starts any batch input sessions that have not yet been run. It schedules such sessions for immediate execution in the background processing system.
Procedure
Schedule RSBDCSUB to run periodically in one or more background jobs.
If you have regularly scheduled batch input runs, you can schedule separate jobs for each of the scheduled data transfers. The start time for the RSBDCSUB job can be set according to the batch input schedule. And you can use a variant to restrict RSBDCSUB only to the batch input sessions that you expect.
With RSBDCSUB, you can use all of the selection criteria offered on the batch input main menu to select sessions to run:
session name
date and time of generation
status: ready to run or held in the queue because of errors
Result
Batch input sessions are started automatically rather than by hand. The RSBDCSUB program can be set up to start all sessions that arrive in an R/3 System, or it can be fine-tuned to start only batch input sessions that you expect.
for RSBDCBTC check the link!!
http://sapabap.iespana.es/sap/oss/0015999.htm
Hope thisll give you idea!!
<b>P.S award the points.</b>
Good luck
Thanks
Saquib Khan
"Some are wise and some are otherwise"
‎2006 May 10 3:35 PM
RSBDCSUB - You can start the processing of the sessions using this.
RSBDCBTC - This has something to do with the Queues of the batch input sessions, you cannot start any session using this.
Regards,
Ravi
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‎2006 May 10 3:35 PM
RSBDCSUB <<<< used to Process all sessions of Batch Input
RSBDCBTC<<<<utility report for Batch input.
Regards
vijay
‎2006 May 10 3:37 PM
<u><b>RSBDCSUB</b></u>
Processing Sessions Automatically
Use
In most cases, batch input sessions can be processed automatically. It is not necessary for a session to wait until a system administrator explicitly starts the processing of the session.
This section explains how to have sessions started automatically soon after the session has been generated in an R/3 System.
Prerequisites
The ABAP program RSBDCSUB must be scheduled as a periodic job in the R/3 background processing system. RSBDCSUB checks for and starts any batch input sessions that have not yet been run. It schedules such sessions for immediate execution in the background processing system.
Procedure
Schedule RSBDCSUB to run periodically in one or more background jobs.
If you have regularly scheduled batch input runs, you can schedule separate jobs for each of the scheduled data transfers. The start time for the RSBDCSUB job can be set according to the batch input schedule. And you can use a variant to restrict RSBDCSUB only to the batch input sessions that you expect.
With RSBDCSUB, you can use all of the selection criteria offered on the batch input main menu to select sessions to run:
session name
date and time of generation
status: ready to run or held in the queue because of errors
Result
Batch input sessions are started automatically rather than by hand. The RSBDCSUB program can be set up to start all sessions that arrive in an R/3 System, or it can be fine-tuned to start only batch input sessions that you expect.
for RSBDCBTC check the link!!
http://sapabap.iespana.es/sap/oss/0015999.htm
Hope thisll give you idea!!
<b>P.S award the points.</b>
Good luck
Thanks
Saquib Khan
"Some are wise and some are otherwise"
‎2006 May 10 3:42 PM
HI
GOOD
RSBDCSUB
Process batch input sessions automatically
RSBDCBTC
Submit a BDC job with an internal batch number and wait for the end of the batch input session
THANKS
MRUTYUN
‎2006 May 10 3:45 PM
Hi,
You can just directly look at the Documentation part of the program in se38 ABAP Editor.
Anyways the difference :
<b>RSBDCSUB : Batch Input: Process All Sessions</b>
Try executing this program. It'll ask you to give the session name. Then it executes the session in background mode or online it depends on the input you give and gives you the batch job report with Queue Id..
<b>RSBDCBTC : Utility Report For Batch Input</b>
If you execute this program it'll ask you the Queue Id ,
From the program RSBDCSUB you can take 1 Queue Id and give this as the input to the program execution .
Hope this is some what informative..
Regards,
Sampath