2008 Jun 27 2:57 PM
Hi,
Is there an easy way to find the enqueue/dequeue lock functions for a specific table?
I tried to find the enqueue/dequeue functions for table LIKP. It took me a while to find it, but it turns out the name is ENQUEUE_EVVBLKE.
You'd think that the table name would be incorporated into the function name to make it easy to find?!
Does anyone have a suggestion?
Thx.
Andy
2008 Jun 27 3:00 PM
a) select the table
b) do a where-used list for the table. ( In the popup select LOCK OBJECTS)
In this way you will get the lock object associated with the table.
c) Name of the FMs will be
ENQUEUE_Lock object name
DEQUEUE_Lock object name
Check out table DD25L.
Give ROOTTAB as your primary table (e.g. LIKP)
It will give you the Lock Object.
Both FMs, you can find out in SE37 by ENQUEUE_name of locak object.
Regards,
Naimesh Patel
2008 Jun 27 2:59 PM
Yes bro most of the times the table or field names would be in the Function module name.
Raghav
2008 Jun 27 2:59 PM
hi go to se37 and give the path like this..
ENQUEUE_star tablename and choose f4
2008 Jun 27 3:00 PM
a) select the table
b) do a where-used list for the table. ( In the popup select LOCK OBJECTS)
In this way you will get the lock object associated with the table.
c) Name of the FMs will be
ENQUEUE_Lock object name
DEQUEUE_Lock object name
2008 Jun 27 3:01 PM
Check out table DD25L.
Give ROOTTAB as your primary table (e.g. LIKP)
It will give you the Lock Object.
Both FMs, you can find out in SE37 by ENQUEUE_name of locak object.
Regards,
Naimesh Patel
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