Lock table from RFC

[Former Member]

Hi,

I'm using SAPRFC for PHP in one of our applications. Particular data (table PRPS) gets changed both from SAP R/3 and via RFC from my web application. I have implemented the locking logic in SAP R/3 (in custom report users are using), now I need to do the same in web application. I have created custom lock object, it is RFC enabled. The problem is, when I call enqueue module to lock the table via RFC, the lock is created, but vanishes as soon as the web page is rendered. I guess thats when RFC processing stops. My question is, is there a way, how to disable automatic lock disappearing when they are called via RFC? Or any other solution, that would work.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Tomas

[Former Member]

Hi,

Try to get answer from here:

[Former Member]

hii,

have a luk to this link.hope it will solce your purpose.

regards,

Shweta

Edited by: Shweta Joon on Aug 21, 2009 1:00 PM

[Former Member]

Hi,

You can do this by locking object.

RS_ACCESS_PERMISSION : To lock or unlock a program.

Use the function module:

ENQUEUE_E_TABLE

• do the updates

DEQUEUE_E_TABLE

Hope, it would help you.

with regards,

Mamta

[Former Member]

Hi Tomas,

Plz check the link to solve your query:

[Locking table from RFC|;

Hope , it helps you.

Thanks,

Sarita Singh

[Former Member]

Hi guys,

the problem is not that I wouldn't have the modules RFC enabled, they are and even if they wouldn't, I could write a wrapper FM to do this. The problem remaining is that RFC connection breaks when the web page is rendered (that is, when the RFC call finishes), and that the default behaviour is the remove the lock when RFC breaks. Now I need to know, if it is possible either to make RFC connection persistent (it should be possible in principle, portal applications do it this way), or, if it's possible to order the lock to remain even when RFC connection breaks.

Thanks anyway,

Best regards,

Tomas

[Former Member]

Marking the question as answered, as my requirement is not possible to implement. Persistent RFC connection are AFAIK possible only with new version of RFC library, not the one SAPRFC for PHP uses.