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Call Transaction and Submit

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Hi friends,

There is a custom program which uses 'SUBMIT' to execute a std. SAP program. This SAP program has no transaction code. due to some reason we want to use call transaction. for this reason we are creating a custom transaction to the std. program and then executing the 'Call Transaction'. Will there be any issue. The standard program produces a list as output. Should this be handles in call transaction? But when we do a recording (SHDB) for this transaction no list is output.

Please let me know how a 'call transaction' can be different from 'submit'?

regards,

M....

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call transactions is for tcode and submit is for program or report.Please press f1 on both of them you can find different .

Hi friends,

There is a custom program which uses 'SUBMIT' to execute a std. SAP program. This SAP program has no transaction code. due to some reason we want to use call transaction. for this reason we are creating a custom transaction to the std. program and then executing the 'Call Transaction'. Will there be any issue. The standard program produces a list as output. Should this be handles in call transaction? But when we do a recording (SHDB) for this transaction no list is output.

Please let me know how a 'call transaction' can be different from 'submit'?

regards,

M....

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call transactions is for tcode and submit is for program or report.Please press f1 on both of them you can find different .

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Hi Madhu,

In the submit system leaves the active program and starts the new report rep. And the basic difference is that in case of call transaction control returns to the point from which it was called when the LEAVE PROGRAM statement is reached. But it is not the case with SUBMIT statement.

Regards,

Nitin.

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Hi Madhu,

Is the information revelant to your question?

Pls allocate point if you find it relevent.

Regards,

Nitin.

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You can try working on sample programs first. See these examples:

http://erpbuzz.com/abap-submit-statement-calling-one-executable-program-from-another.php