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cl_batch_event=>dequeue - How run it ?

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Hello

I'm using CALL METHOD cl_batch_event=>dequeue on abap program to lock an event, and avoid to trigger an event.

It's seams not run ...

Any idea ? Some thinks to add ??

Tks

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RaymondGiuseppi
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I don't think it should, those dequeue/enqueue methods only un unlock/lock the definition of event to allow/prevent its update by other processes. (those only call classical ENQUEUE/DEQUEUE FM) Those seem to be provided for use of methods CREATE, DELETE and CHANGE as with transaction SM64.

Regards,

Raymond

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RaymondGiuseppi
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I don't think it should, those dequeue/enqueue methods only un unlock/lock the definition of event to allow/prevent its update by other processes. (those only call classical ENQUEUE/DEQUEUE FM) Those seem to be provided for use of methods CREATE, DELETE and CHANGE as with transaction SM64.

Regards,

Raymond