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Insert in Database table (Is this advisable).

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Can we insert directly in a databse table in a report?

e.g. Insert into EKPO...

IS this Advisable...Instead we go for BAPI or BDC ?

regards

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Madan Gopal Sharma

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amit_khare
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Using BAPI is more advicable then Insert.

But depends on the requirement.

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Amit

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sridevi_p
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Hi,

It is not advisable to insert directly to any SAP tables, coz there will be too many dependencies, which u may not be aware of.

Certain table updation may result in flow of data across modules.

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Sridevi

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Hi,

We can directly insert in the database table,but it is not advicable to directly reflect thevalues with the database...

There will not be a big problem if you did tht also..But for the standard table you dont know all the field values..So only we are concentratng the concept of internal tables

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hi

no it is ot advisable at all and u cannot make changes to SAP database table as it will ask u for the access key

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ravish

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HI,

no it is ot advisable at all and u cannot make changes to SAP database table as it will ask u for the access key. WHEN IF U HAVE ACCESS KEY ALSO DONT INESRT DATA AS that table fields are related to so many tables which ultimately results in data inconsistency which is not advisiable.

if u wanna update a database table do it with transactions with helps in maintaining data consistency.

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Suresh.A