Re: Error in BDC using 'N' mode while creating pro...
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I am trying to create a production order ( transaction CO01 ) by using a BDC. I just have to fill the header details, components , assign the component to operation , save and exit. When I am running the BDC in 'A' or 'E' mode, it works fine. The 'E' mode doesnt stop anywhere and successfully creates the production order . But when I change the mode to 'N', it throws an error "No batch input data for the screen SAPLCOKO1 0115". I am using Call transaction in BDC to create the production order. What could be the issue? Can someone throw some light?
I ever met a similar problem, but the reason for my issue is that a message with type 'S' popped when executing the BDC. So I suggest that you can use 'A' mode to check if there is a message with type S and BDC is stopped by the message.
I ever met a similar problem, but the reason for my issue is that a message with type 'S' popped when executing the BDC. So I suggest that you can use 'A' mode to check if there is a message with type S and BDC is stopped by the message.
In that screen program, it maybe verifying the condition batch input(sy-binpt), to get some clue about that error you need to debugg the bdc program in N mode.
I ever met a similar problem, but the reason for my issue is that a message with type 'S' popped when executing the BDC. So I suggest that you can use 'A' mode to check if there is a message with type S and BDC is stopped by the message.
I have the same problem when call the BDC of FB60 I check there is a message with type S and BDC is stopped by the message when in N mode . but how do I solve this problem.
I guess that Chandra Madapati is right. I also faced the same issue for another transaction.
If you want to disable the batch input (sy-binpt), you can use the addition OPTIONS FROM in call transaction statement.
It refers to the structure CTU_PARAMS in ABAP dictionary and contains the following components:
Component
Meaning
DISMODE
Processing mode for batch input processing. Values as for the MODE addition.
UPMODE
Processing mode for batch input processing. Values as for the UPDATE addition.
CATTMODE
CATT mode for batch input processing. CATT means Computer Aided Testtool. While batch input is mostly used for data transfer, CATT processes are to be viewed as more complex transactions, since they are reusable tests. Values: " " (no CATT mode), "N" (CATT without single screen control), "A" (CATT with single screen control).
DEFSIZE
Selection as to whether the screens of the called transaction are displayed in the standard screen size. Values "X" (standard size), " " (current size).
RACOMMIT
Selection as to whether the COMMIT WORK statement terminates batch input processing or not. Values: " " (COMMIT WORK terminates processing), "X" ( COMMIT WORK does not terminate processing).
NOBINPT
Selection for the symbol field sy-binpt. Values: " " (sy-binpt contains in the called transaction "X"), "X" (sy-binpt contains in the called transaction " ").
NOBIEND
Selection for the system field sy-binpt. Values: " " (sy-binpt contains "X" after the end of the batch input data in the called transsaction ) "X" (sy-binpt contains " " after the end of the batch input data in the called transaction).
In this, if you give NOBINPT as 'X', the system field sy-binpt becomes disabled. You can also set the processing mode and update mode using DISMODE and UPMODE respectively.
Bluesky
