reports

[Former Member]

hai guis

how to run the reports in background

how to display & delete the errorlogs in sessin method

pls give the answer

thanks&Regards

rams

[Former Member]

Hi,

To run the reports in background, you have to schedule your reports with background job.

T-Code - SM36

When you execute session method, error log is generated automatically if error records comes in ur session method.

U can see your error logs in SM35 transaction under Log option.

Hope, this helps you.

[Former Member]

hi Rams,

WELCOME TO SDN

for Running Reports in Background - <b>SM36</b>

Error Logs - <b>SM35</b>

[Former Member]

Hi Ram babu,

Welcome to SDN.

**how to run the reports in background

use Transaction SM35/SM36 for the same

**how to display & delete the errorlogs in sessin method

You can use following FM fo rthe same

• BP_JOBLOG_SHOW

• BP_JOBLOG_READ

• BP_JOB_DELETE

• BP_JOB_SELECT

Hope this will help you.

Cheers

Sunny

Rewrd points, iff ound helpful

Message was edited by: Sunny

[Former Member]

Hi,

You can schedule a report in the background in transaction SM36.

Also, from SE38 initial screen go to menu

program -> execute -> background.

You can view the job logs in transaction SM37.

Hope it helps.

Regards,

Shashank

[Former Member]

Hi Rams babu,

As per form etiquette's

If you are satisfied , please close the thread by rewarding appropriate points to the helpful answers.

Cheers

Sunny

[Former Member]

Hi,

to run the report in background, u can goto se38, enter the report name, goto Program -> Execute -> Background. the report gets executed in background.

To view the job log and delete it, go to transaction se36, enter the program name and execute. You will get the job overview. Tick the checkbox on the left most column of the list generated and in application toolbar, click Job Log to see the error log.To delete the job, click on the checkbox and click the delete button ( 4th from left) on the application tool bar. It will delete the job from the database.

Hope this is helpful.

Regards,

Divya