DYNPRO_SEND_IN_BACKGROUND IN RBDAPP01

[Former Member]

Hi All,

I am using report RBDAPP01 with a list of Idoc numbers.

I have a z report which calculates the Idoc numbers and calls a function module in a seperate task ("starting new task" key word) .This function module calls the report RBDAPP01 .I have a background job around my z report. The problems is I get a short dump with the mesage DYNPRO_SEND_IN_BACKGROUND.

When I call the job directly with RBDAPP01,everthing is all right but as soon as I start a seperate task,the context is lost and RBDAPP01 losts.

I want to start 3 different threads ,each with different set of Idocs to be processed parallel .For this reason I am calling FM in seperate task.

Any Ideas?

Thanks and regards,

Bikram

[Former Member]

Hi All,

I am using report RBDAPP01 with a list of Idoc numbers.

I have a z report which calculates the Idoc numbers and calls a function module in a seperate task ("starting new task" key word) .This function module calls the report RBDAPP01 .I have a background job around my z report. The problems is I get a short dump with the mesage DYNPRO_SEND_IN_BACKGROUND.

When I call the job directly with RBDAPP01,everthing is all right but as soon as I start a seperate task,the context is lost and RBDAPP01 losts.

I want to start 3 different threads ,each with different set of Idocs to be processed parallel .For this reason I am calling FM in seperate task.

Any Ideas?

Thanks and regards,

Bikram

[Former Member]

Just a guess, as the function module starts a new task and the selection screen is encountered, the error might be coming.

As a work around, you can try creating a background job with different selection parameters.

Function JOB_OPEN.

SUBMIT RBDAPP01 WITH PARAMETER VALUES VIA JOB NUMBER

Function JOB_CLOSE.

This way you will have 3 background jobs and you can also monitor them via SM37.

Regards,

Ravi

[Former Member]

Bikram,

Can you try by setting

sy-BATCH = 'X'

in your z report before the submit statement?

Let me know if its not working..

Cheers,

Thomas.

[Former Member]

Hi Thomas,

sy-BATCH = 'X' does not seem to work.

Hi Ravi,

Could you kindly explain what you mean excetly.

I have to create the threads (three threads for three different catagories of data) and also ensure that there is only one thread of a perticuler catagory running at any given pont in time.I am doing this by locking the task type (the one that I am using in "starting new task TASKTYPE").

zreport->FM in new TaskType1,2,3 (check if this task if it is already running)->Submit report RBDAPP01 and return.

Regards,

Bikram

[Former Member]

Hi,

My idea was not throught a function, but through multiple background jobs.

Instead of callin the function multiple times, create so manu jobs dynamically each time passing a different set of parameters. You wouldn't need a function module at all.

Regards,

Ravi