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change pointers

Former Member

‎2006 Nov 21 9:31 AM

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Hi,

I would like to know

1) whether change pointer is at <b>table object level</b>? or can it be controlled additionally by <b>message type</b> also.?

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christian_wohlfahrt
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‎2006 Nov 21 10:25 AM

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Hi!

I don't get your question, but with transaction BD50 you can (de-) activate whole change pointers on message level and with transaction BD52 you can define on field level, for which object the pointer should be triggered.

Regards,

Christian

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Former Member
In response to christian_wohlfahrt

‎2006 Nov 21 11:29 AM

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Hi Christian,

Thanks for u r reply.

my question is whether change pointers are controlled by tables like cdhdr and cdpos (or) is there any alternative to control change pointers by message controls.

regards

ratna

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christian_wohlfahrt
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In response to christian_wohlfahrt

‎2006 Nov 21 12:45 PM

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Hi Ratna!

Change pointers are stored in tables BDCP and BDCPS (or BDCP2 in case of high-performance setting) - like CDHDR and CDPOS for change documents (but this is not a controlling table!).

Controlling of change pointers is done with the transactions mentioned above. In addition exists a general flag (client dependent): change pointers active.

Regards,

Christian