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SM35 Session table

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Hi,

I want to know where the error log's of the session in sm35 are stored so that we can create a customised error report.Is there any possiblity of downloading the session error log to excel sheet or rich text format like BMV0.

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suresh_datti
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You can try Tables APQI & APQD.

Regards,

Suresh Datti

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Have a look at standard SAP program RSBDCLOG. This may save you some trouble.

Rob

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Hi,

RSBDCLOG doesn't exist in my 47 system.. don't know about later versions.. But I found RSBDC_PROTOCOL can also be useful to retrieve the BDC log info..

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Suresh Datti

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RSBDCLOG doesn't exist in erp2004. in RSBDC_PROTOCOL we cannot download the log file to Excel format or Rich text format and it is like sm35 report.

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What happens if you put BDC into the program area of SE38 and press F4?

Rob

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Look at . These two threads will give all the details you need to know about the sessions.

Srinivas

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former_member186741
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The log directory is in APQL. To get the detail related to these you need to read TemSe ojects. The program RSBDC_PROTOCOL uses function modules RSTS_OPEN_RLC, RSTS_READ and RSTS_CLOSE to get the detail from the log. This gives it unformatted messages which it then expands to standard SAP message format by referring to the message table T100.

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