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moderator message: please use a more meaningful subject in future - thankyou

hi experts

i have a query ..

how to do bdc without recordsing on specific transaction..?

Edited by: Matt on Nov 11, 2008 4:40 PM

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former_member156446
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u can do a call transaction. or look for a BAPI

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matt
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Back in the old days, when we only had steam driven SAP, and you couldn't record transactions, we used to construct the BDCs by hand, by observing the technical names of the fields, and of the fcodes.

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Back in the old days, Matt??????

I think you worked on SAP 3.0 and even before that???

Regards,

Vishwa.

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no experts .. i m new to abap and worked on 4.7 but this question is asked by my one of the batch mate in training he answered it as .. there are some abap standard reports .. that .. we can use instead of .. recording is it true or not if yes what are that reports ... plz reply ...

Edited by: jasprit singh on Nov 11, 2008 5:54 PM

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Hi

I am not sure instead of recording...but yeah there are some programs like:

RSBDCBTC

Submit a BDC job with an internal batch number and wait for the end of the batch input session

RSBDCDRU

Prints the contents of a Batch Input session. No options for error transactions only

RSBDCOS0

Execute OS Command (Logged in SYSLOG and Trace Files)

RSBDCSUB

Process batch input sessions automatically

RSBTCDEL

Delete batch jobs.

So, I dont know any executable program which replaces the recording. You have to do the recording through standard transaction SHDB or SM35 also I suppose.

Regards,

Vishwa.