2009 Jan 11 11:50 AM
hi
i want to creat batch input for transaction REBDBE .
i use transaction shdb in order to creat batch input - i record my moved and the despite the messege that this table record was updated i go to the table using se11 and i dont see that it was NOT updated ( i am doing the same actions but without rcording and using shdb and table record was updated )
does anyone has an idea what can cause that???
thanks
2009 Jan 11 10:19 PM
Does the problem happen when you
1) do the (initial and only) record with SHDB,
2) or is it when you execute the program generated by SHDB?
For option 1), I think it can't happen, or there is a bug in the sap standard REBDBE (one possibility is that the standard tests for the SHDB mode and works differently from normal use, and there would be a bug in that case). In that case, ask sap support.
If it's with option 2, did you try to do a screen by screen execution? (execution mode "A")
You may also try to change another flag in the launch screen, there is a flag which by default stops the call transaction after the first commit work, sometimes it is a bad option. There is also another flag which allows to make the system believe it should work as in normal use instead of "batch input" mode.
Other possibilities :
- check that you don't have custom code in the standard programs
- check that you have removed all breakpoints when you execute, it may disturb the screen processing when it displays debugger screen ; it may only happen if you use the "old debugger"
Note that business data toolset usually proposes a direct input mode (see sap documentation), but that's far more complex to use than batch input.
hi
i want to creat batch input for transaction REBDBE .
i use transaction shdb in order to creat batch input - i record my moved and the despite the messege that this table record was updated i go to the table using se11 and i dont see that it was NOT updated ( i am doing the same actions but without rcording and using shdb and table record was updated )
does anyone has an idea what can cause that???
thanks
2009 Jan 11 10:19 PM
Does the problem happen when you
1) do the (initial and only) record with SHDB,
2) or is it when you execute the program generated by SHDB?
For option 1), I think it can't happen, or there is a bug in the sap standard REBDBE (one possibility is that the standard tests for the SHDB mode and works differently from normal use, and there would be a bug in that case). In that case, ask sap support.
If it's with option 2, did you try to do a screen by screen execution? (execution mode "A")
You may also try to change another flag in the launch screen, there is a flag which by default stops the call transaction after the first commit work, sometimes it is a bad option. There is also another flag which allows to make the system believe it should work as in normal use instead of "batch input" mode.
Other possibilities :
- check that you don't have custom code in the standard programs
- check that you have removed all breakpoints when you execute, it may disturb the screen processing when it displays debugger screen ; it may only happen if you use the "old debugger"
Note that business data toolset usually proposes a direct input mode (see sap documentation), but that's far more complex to use than batch input.
2009 Feb 03 7:48 PM
Hi, what was the cause and how did you solve it? (your feedback may help some people)