regardsin BDC

[Former Member]

what is the function module for back ground job sheduling

could u plz tell me

[Former Member]

what is the function module for back ground job sheduling

could u plz tell me

[Former Member]

Hi please check

It is in this order

JOB_OPEN

<b>

JOB_SUBMIT</b>

JOB_CLOSE

Hope this helps

[Former Member]

for bdc back ground processing is there any function moudle is there

plz let me know

[Former Member]

Hi

If you want to process the BDC in background you have to use <b>MODE N</b> .

This will process the BDC in background.

The FM's given are for the program. You can use the JOB* function modules to schedule the programs to run in background.

[Former Member]

HI,

<b>JOB_OPEN , JOB_SUBMIT, JOB_CLOSE,</b>

Regards

Sudheer

[Former Member]

Hi rajesh,

<b>There are two ways to schedule a job from a program:

1."express" method using the BP_JOBVARIANT_SCHEDULE function module

Schedule a job for execution.

This function module greatly simplifies scheduling a job. You need only name an ABAP report. The function module presents screens to your user to allow them to 1) specify the variant to use; and 2) pick a single or repetitive start time for the job.

</b>

call function 'BP_JOBVARIANT_SCHEDULE'

exporting

title_name = 'Documentation Check' " Displayed as title of

" of scheduling screens

job_name = 'DocuCheck' " Name of background

" processing job

prog_name = 'RSTWGZS2' " Name of ABAP

" report that is to be

" run -- used also to

" select variants

exceptions

no_such_report = 01. " PROG_NAME program

" not found.

call function 'BP_JOBVARIANT_OVERVIEW' " List the jobs that

exporting " have been scheduled

title_name = 'Documentation Check' " Displayed as title

" of overview screen

job_name = 'DokuCheck' " Jobs with this name

" are listed

prog_name = 'RSTWGZS2'

exceptions

no_such_job = 01.

<b>2. the "full-control" method using the JOB_OPEN, JOB_SUBMIT, and JOB_CLOSE function modules.

With this method, you have full control over such job options as printing, start time options, and so on. </b>

[Former Member]

thanks