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Differnce Between /n and /BEND

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‎2006 Dec 11 3:58 AM

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Hi,

Differnce Between /n and /BEND?

thanks and regards

sarath

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‎2006 Dec 11 4:01 AM

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/n - is used to end the current transaction (unsaved datas will be lost).

/bend - to close a session in BDC.

Hi,

Differnce Between /n and /BEND?

thanks and regards

sarath

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‎2006 Dec 11 4:00 AM

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/n, will end the current session without saving any of the data.

/BEND, not sure where exactly you saw this, but sounds like a function code of a specific transaction.

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Ravi

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‎2006 Dec 11 4:01 AM

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/n - is used to end the current transaction (unsaved datas will be lost).

/bend - to close a session in BDC.

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‎2006 Dec 11 4:07 AM

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/n ends the current transaction and proceeds with the next transaction in the session.

/BEND - ends the batch input session.

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‎2006 Dec 11 8:52 AM

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Hi ,

/n ends the particular transaction .

/bend - This means batch end .

This comes only in BDC concept .This is where you transfer data from the legacy system to sap R/3 system .When you are performing recording process and you dont want to continue any more you give /bend .