2008 Feb 17 8:18 AM
can we use sy-subrc in both call transaction and session method?
2008 Feb 17 8:27 AM
Hi,
If you want to edit the output of the call transaction method and in that case use sy-subrc events to check some codings.
But in session method you cant able to edit the output so there you can debug and check sy-subrc at various points of time in session method.
it depends on the requirement and usage of sy-subrc in the coding.
Thanks.
Sakthi C
2008 Feb 17 8:27 AM
Hi,
If you want to edit the output of the call transaction method and in that case use sy-subrc events to check some codings.
But in session method you cant able to edit the output so there you can debug and check sy-subrc at various points of time in session method.
it depends on the requirement and usage of sy-subrc in the coding.
Thanks.
Sakthi C
2008 Feb 18 3:45 PM
2008 Feb 17 10:17 AM
CALL TRANSACTION:
Single transaction can be processed always.
Synchronous Processing - means Transfers data for a single transaction.
Asynchronous and Synchronous Database Update is possible.
No Session Log is created
Faster as it Asynchronous Update is possible.
Returns the SY-SUBRC value.
SESSION METHOD:
Multiple Transactions can be Processed through the same session.
Asynchronous processing - means Transfers data for multiple transactions.
Synchronous updates only possible - means no transaction is started until the previous transaction has been written to the database.
Session log is created.
Slower as it is Synchronous Update only.
Doesn't return the SY-SUBRC value.
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Edited by: Alvaro Tejada Galindo on Feb 18, 2008 10:51 AM
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