Commit a BAPI

[Former Member]

Hi experts,

I am testing a BAPI in SE37 and it did not save my changes because the database has not been committed. Is there a way to do a Commit work with out writing a test program?

Please help, thanks!

[Former Member]

Hello,

Yes you can do it by running the two function modules in sequence as follows:

Step 1:Run SE37 and go to Function Module --> Test --> Test Sequence.

Step 2: You will find a pop up to place your function module names in sequence.

Step 3: Insert first the BAPI which you wnat to execute then BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT.

Step 4: Execute the BAPI first once successful just press the Back button and the next fm i.e BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT will trigger,you have to execute this also to commit in the database.

Cheers,

Somnath

[Former Member]

Hi,

I dont think its possible if you are executing the BAPI directly in se37 and not writing a program to commit it. Executing in SE37 is only used for testing purpose and it wont make or allow any changes in the database tables.

Regards,

Vik

[former_member404244]

HI,

After you execute the bapi then call the function module 'BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT'.i t will work.

Regards,

Nagaraj

[Former Member]

I tried but it did not work.

[Former Member]

Problem is solved. Thanks!

Edited by: Abaper_09 on Jul 31, 2009 4:45 PM

[Former Member]

Hello,

Yes you can do it by running the two function modules in sequence as follows:

Step 1:Run SE37 and go to Function Module --> Test --> Test Sequence.

Step 2: You will find a pop up to place your function module names in sequence.

Step 3: Insert first the BAPI which you wnat to execute then BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT.

Step 4: Execute the BAPI first once successful just press the Back button and the next fm i.e BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT will trigger,you have to execute this also to commit in the database.

Cheers,

Somnath