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RSNAST00

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call transaction 'ZZZNAST' using ws_bdcdata

mode 'N'

update 'S'

ZZZNAST is a transaction for RSNAST00

Before this I select data from NAST table using select * from nast where ....

Now NAST-VSTAT = 1, whereas it should be 0 because entries have not been processed yet.

When does NAST-VSTAT change from 0 to 1

Thanks

call transaction 'ZZZNAST' using ws_bdcdata

mode 'N'

update 'S'

ZZZNAST is a transaction for RSNAST00

Before this I select data from NAST table using select * from nast where ....

Now NAST-VSTAT = 1, whereas it should be 0 because entries have not been processed yet.

When does NAST-VSTAT change from 0 to 1

Thanks

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Hi,

When the status is changed from 0 to 1, it means that it is already processed.

There are 4 ways that it will be triggered:

1) Send with periodically scheduled job

2) Sned with job, with additional time specification

3) Send with application own transaction

4) Send immediately (when saving the application)

1 will be triggered by running RSNAST00 program.

2 - not sure (haven't used it yet)

3 - when you created a custom transaction code (SE93), then if it is run, it will process the output

4 - just merely saving the data

You can check it in many ways. One would be:

1) VL02N transaction, enter the Outbound Delivery number, then press ENTER,

2) click the item then click the PACKING button (color brown box with an arrow) OR

2) Extras -> Delivery Output -> then Header or Item

for the first step 2,

3) click one handling unit, then Extras -> Output

There should be a configured output type.

If there is, click the "further data" button.

There, you will find the 4 triggering ways (Dispatch Time).

Hope this helps.

Benedict