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Changes in tables
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‎2009 May 15 10:19 AM
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Hi all,
I need to notify a non-SAP system of every change made in some customizing and master data SAP tables. The system must be notified on-line as soon as the change is saved (without XI). Any ideas?
Thanks
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‎2009 May 15 3:54 PM
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Hi!
It depends on how these tables are maintained. If it is SM30 see tip above. If it is using "real" transactions consider finding a BAdI or User Exit or Enhancement Point to implement your notifications. Worst case you could think about a modification.
Change pointers as outlined above can also be used but I think you will spend much more effort on implementing this variant. And for SM30/SM31 maintenance you can forget this alternative.
Regards,
Volker
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‎2009 May 15 1:52 PM
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Yes its possbile. For standard check if there is any Change Document Object Defined. For Custom you will have to define the Change document thru SCDO Tcode.
Once the change documents are generated You need to create the change pointer tables thru BD52 transaction, again for Custom table you will have to write change pointers manually by Using Change pointer function modules like CHANGE_POINTERS_CREATE, Then schedule the RBDMIDOC to create the IDOC from change pointers.
Refer [this|https://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwmobile71/helpdata/en/2a/fa018f493111d182b70000e829fbfe/content.htm] for more information.
There are significant efforts achiving it all.
Regards
Shital
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‎2009 May 17 7:12 PM
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Hi Shital,
Can you please give me more detials on SCDO. I have created a change doc object. Everything I will beed to do is custom.
What are the rest of the steps I need to preform?
I will I know the IDOC structure?
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‎2009 May 17 8:31 PM
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‎2009 May 15 2:08 PM
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Hi..
Also explore using the table maintenance events like AFTER_SAVE , BEFORE_SAVE etc by creating custom views..
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‎2009 May 17 4:49 PM
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‎2009 May 17 5:24 PM
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Thanks,
BUT, what can I do if the event already exists in a standard manner? I need a specific event (AFTER_SAVE 02 ) so if the event has been created for the table I need I can not create a new entry for my code.
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‎2009 May 17 6:10 PM
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As per 3rd screen of the document you have to specify the FORM name for 02 i.e. save and write code there to write change pointers.
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‎2009 May 17 6:17 PM
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Hi Shital,
it is not possible to save and create your own form for an event that already exists.
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‎2009 May 15 3:54 PM
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Hi!
It depends on how these tables are maintained. If it is SM30 see tip above. If it is using "real" transactions consider finding a BAdI or User Exit or Enhancement Point to implement your notifications. Worst case you could think about a modification.
Change pointers as outlined above can also be used but I think you will spend much more effort on implementing this variant. And for SM30/SM31 maintenance you can forget this alternative.
Regards,
Volker
Bluesky