2007 Aug 01 6:12 AM
hi,
how can we use multiple transactions by using bdc_insert.?
regards
eswar
hi,
how can we use multiple transactions by using bdc_insert.?
regards
eswar
2007 Aug 01 6:32 AM
Hi,
multiple transaction is possible using session method.
Have one BDC_OPEN_GROUP, multiple BDC_INSERT s and one BDC_CLOSE_GROUP.
You should have multiple BDC_INSERT s for multiple transactions.
call function BDC_OPENGROUP.
Build BDC data and cal lBDC_INSERT for transaction 1
Build BDC data and cal lBDC_INSERT for transaction 2
Build BDC data and cal lBDC_INSERT for transaction 3
paas the tcodes to bdc_insert.
call function BDC_CLOSE_GROUP.
Regards
2007 Aug 01 7:34 AM
hi,
If you want to record for two transations then you will use same method as one transation.For example if you want to execute two transations like VA01(sales order) and VL01N(delivery).Here first you can record for both transactions seperately and in the function module calling you will call BDC_INSERT two times
First function module contains Tcode as VA01 and Bdcdata table as data for the va01 transaction and second table contains tcode as VL01N and Bdcdata table conatins data which contains the record data of the delivery recorded data.
PERFORM open_batch_session USING p_sessa.
LOOP AT ltcap_int
WHERE NOT tot_inc IS initial.
ltcap_int-adj = ltcap_int-adj * -1.
CONCATENATE ltcap_int-fund '/' ltcap_int-cfc INTO zuonr.
PERFORM fill_bdc_header.
PERFORM fill_bdc_lines.
PERFORM post_entries.
PERFORM insert_batch_session USING 'FB01'.
ltcap_int-adj = ltcap_int-adj * -1.
ENDLOOP.
PERFORM close_batch_session.
perform start_batch_session using p_sessa.
Budgets
WRITE p_fy TO c_fy.
PERFORM open_batch_session USING p_sessb.
LOOP AT ltcap_int
WHERE NOT tot_inc IS initial.
PERFORM rollup_header.
PERFORM rollup_line.
PERFORM rollup_save.
PERFORM insert_batch_session USING 'FR21'.
IF NOT ltcap_int-gsef_amt IS INITIAL.
PERFORM rollup_header_gsef.
PERFORM rollup_line_gsef.
PERFORM rollup_save.
PERFORM insert_batch_session USING 'FR21'.
ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
PERFORM close_batch_session.
perform start_batch_session using p_sessb.
We can process more than 1 transactions in session method.
For this we will create the internal tables equilant to transactions and
Between BDC_open_group and BDC_close_group we will call the BDC_Insert the no.of transactions times and populate the internal tables which contains the data pertaining to diffrent transactions.
2007 Aug 01 10:13 AM
If you want to record for two transations then you will use same method as one transation.For example if you want to execute two transations like VA01(sales order) and VL01N(delivery).Here first you can record for both transactions seperately and in the function module calling you will call BDC_INSERT two times
First function module contains Tcode as VA01 and Bdcdata table as data for the va01 transaction and second table contains tcode as VL01N and Bdcdata table conatins data which contains the record data of the delivery recorded data.
PERFORM open_batch_session USING p_sessa.
LOOP AT ltcap_int
WHERE NOT tot_inc IS initial.
ltcap_int-adj = ltcap_int-adj * -1.
CONCATENATE ltcap_int-fund '/' ltcap_int-cfc INTO zuonr.
PERFORM fill_bdc_header.
PERFORM fill_bdc_lines.
PERFORM post_entries.
PERFORM insert_batch_session USING 'FB01'.
ltcap_int-adj = ltcap_int-adj * -1.
ENDLOOP.
PERFORM close_batch_session.
perform start_batch_session using p_sessa.
Budgets
WRITE p_fy TO c_fy.
PERFORM open_batch_session USING p_sessb.
LOOP AT ltcap_int
WHERE NOT tot_inc IS initial.
PERFORM rollup_header.
PERFORM rollup_line.
PERFORM rollup_save.
PERFORM insert_batch_session USING 'FR21'.
IF NOT ltcap_int-gsef_amt IS INITIAL.
PERFORM rollup_header_gsef.
PERFORM rollup_line_gsef.
PERFORM rollup_save.
PERFORM insert_batch_session USING 'FR21'.
ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.
PERFORM close_batch_session.
perform start_batch_session using p_sessb.
We can process more than 1 transactions in session method.
For this we will create the internal tables equilant to transactions and
Between BDC_open_group and BDC_close_group we will call the BDC_Insert the no.of transactions times and populate the internal tables which contains the data pertaining to diffrent transactions.
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