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COMMIT WORK in enhancements.

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Former Member

‎2007 Mar 07 4:54 AM

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HI ALL,

1) Can we use <b>COMMIT WORK</b> statement while coding in Enhancements(Include zx........). if not, WHY?

What are the consequences/problems of using it?

2) Any such conditions we have to follow while coding in enhancements?

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‎2007 Mar 07 5:10 AM

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There is no rule not to use COMMIT WORK in enhancement.

I understand that the enhancements you are talking about are part of update programs / trxns. If some even if you don't do a COMMIT the SAP program will eventually do it. So there won't be any difference.

If you are adding an enhancement to SAP standard transaction/program which updates tables and creates data/documents, you need not do a COMMIT as it will eventually happen within the LUW

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‎2007 Mar 07 5:10 AM

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There is no rule not to use COMMIT WORK in enhancement.

I understand that the enhancements you are talking about are part of update programs / trxns. If some even if you don't do a COMMIT the SAP program will eventually do it. So there won't be any difference.

If you are adding an enhancement to SAP standard transaction/program which updates tables and creates data/documents, you need not do a COMMIT as it will eventually happen within the LUW