‎2006 Dec 28 1:35 PM
Hi ,
Is variant client dependent or independent ?
Best Regards
Chandrika.
‎2006 Dec 28 1:46 PM
Hi Sarath!
Variants are client-depended.
You can browse this link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/c0/980374e58611d194cc00a0c94260a5/frameset.htm
Regards,
Pavel Aleshko
‎2006 Dec 28 1:36 PM
Variant are client dependent. Use RSVARIVALCLI -> for copying to different clients.
Regards
Kathirvel
‎2006 Dec 29 4:07 AM
‎2006 Dec 28 1:38 PM
Hi,
Variant are client dependent. you need to transport if you do require in another client.
Regards
Bhupal Reddy
‎2006 Dec 28 1:44 PM
Variant are client dependent. you need to transport if you do require in another client.
‎2006 Dec 29 4:35 AM
Hi
Suppose we create a job in client 300 .Then that job is visible in client 310 also.
For a job u need a variant.Then how is the variant being visible in 310 ( when u display the job) when variants are client-dependent.
Regards
Chandrika.
‎2006 Dec 29 5:18 AM
HI Chandrika
Background jobs are client independent. We can understand the same from tables <b>TBTCO</b> and <b>TBTCP</b>.
Kind Regards
Eswar
‎2007 Jan 02 8:55 AM
Hi
Suppose we create a job in client 300.This job executes a report in background that downloads data on to the application server.
As jobs are client-independent , we can run the job on any client.When we run this job in client 310, it is using the same variant that it used in client 300.
If variants are client-dependent, then how would this be possible??
Regards
Chandrika.
‎2006 Dec 28 1:46 PM
Hi Sarath!
Variants are client-depended.
You can browse this link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/c0/980374e58611d194cc00a0c94260a5/frameset.htm
Regards,
Pavel Aleshko
‎2006 Dec 28 1:47 PM
‎2006 Dec 29 2:21 PM
hi
Variant are client dependent. variant r using for background job.
two types of variant
1 direct variant using 't' code se11
2 transaction variant using 't' code se93
‎2011 Sep 05 5:45 AM