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logdata change and write access with java

ravi_kumar221
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what is the use of logdata change and write access with java

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yogendra_bhaskar
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1 > Log data changes

This parameter defines whether the system logs changes to the table entries. If logging is switched on, the system records each change to a table record in a log table DBTABPRT.

2 >Write access only with JAVA

Using the indicator "Write access with Java only" you can define that contents of the table may only be changed from within Java. If you implement changes (INSERT, UPDATE) to the table content through ABAP programs, there is no guarantee that this data can be read correctly from the Java side. If the data written by ABAP is ASCII data, it can be read from the Java side.

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Yogendra Bhaskar

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Hi,

      press F1 in your system on 'log data changes' and 'write access only with Java'. there is good documentation about this 2 .....

Hope it helps..

Regards

Sabyasachi