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Submit program RHINTE00

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Hi Experts

I came across a requirement where I need to submit program RHINTE00 with parameters (pernr and date) through my custom report for running it in the background.

Then RHINTE00 will generate BDC Session which should also execute in background.

i searched scn posts and googled it too, but failed to understand how to do it.

Please provide some help.

Regards.

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Former Member
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Hi,

What about this requirement are you having difficulty with?  Simply write a wrapper program with the required parameters, SUBMIT RHINTE00 then RSBDCSUB to process the batch session.

Regards,

Nick

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Hi Nick,

Thanks for replying.

I have no idea about how the session getting generated by this program?

What will be the parameters i need to send to the RSBDCSUB report?

How will i get the session name? Its not proper to ask,but can you specify it in a bit detail.

Regards.

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Hi,

RSBDCSUB is pretty simple, it takes little more than the batch session name, which in your case is a parameter of RHINTE00 so easily available in your wrapper program.  You should find plenty of information online about how to use it.

Regards,

Nick

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Hi, I know it's an older post, but did you manage to find a better workaround than using RHINTE00 for this purpose?

I found 2 things one needs to accomplish - after the opening of the BDC group exporting it's map ID (as the map name is not sufficient) and then another exit suppressing the ALV output (which is redundant in background and in fact will dump).

Did you find a clearer solution?

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former_member202818
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hi,

This program has a t-code OOPH.

Then, why cant you call this using bdcdata?