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Retrieving old batch input sessions

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Hi,

The batch input sessions can be seen under SM35. However, after some time, these get archived, and older sessions are not visible in SM35. How can I see these sessions again, if I need to look at these archived session.

Please advise. Answers leading to the solution will be rewarded points.

Thanks and regards,

Arun

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HI..,

these session will be identified with the NAME of the session and THE QID of the session..

In the task bar u can give the session name .. to go for a particular session in a group of similarly named sessions u need to have the QID for that session....

On the main menu, you can select sessions using any or all of the following criteria:

-->session name

-->date on which the session was generated (entered into the session queue)

-->user who generated a session

-->session status

<b>Archiving should be maintained for sessions older than 3 days... The administrator cannot delete the sessions which are created in last 3 days.. </b>

regards,

sai ramesh

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Hi Arun,

All the sessions are stored in APQD table. Select the requierd sesion and see the information.

Hope this helps you, reply for queries, Shall post you the updates.

Regards.

Kumar.

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Hi Arun,

Batch input logs can be either deleted or archived.

For deleting (also termed as reorganizing), program RSBDCREO is used, usually run as job SAP_REORG_BATCHINPUT. Check if your logs are being deleted, if so, I am not aware of the way to see old sessions.

For archiving, archive object BDCLOGPROD can be used. if archived, then you can read the archived logs using program RSBDC_ARCHREAD (also accessible from SARA->Read).

See some notes if it is helpful:

147354, 18319, 24438, 18307

Hope this helps,

Naveen