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Table update

Former Member
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Hi Team,

I am very new to ABAP and i have a doubt in table update.

I have one table and for that table we getting entries from multiple screen. My doubt is whether 2 entries can be insereted with same TIMESTAMP or one by oneonly the entries will get insereted into that table?

For this table i could not find any lock object (Enque and dequeue).

TIA

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Former Member
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What table you are talking about?

Thanks

Bala

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Arun_Prabhu_K
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Hello.

     Too less information to analyse. Anyways, check the primary key of that table in SE11.

     If TIMESTAMP is not the primary key (generally TIMESTAMP will not be), two or more records can be inserted with the same TIMESTAMP.

Regards.

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deepika_chandrasekar
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Hi,

You can update table entry with internal table using UPDATE or MODIFY statement. Use click F1 on these statements and find you will get document about these statement how to use.

You can create lock object for your table in SE11 using "Lock Object"

Regards,

Deepika.

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Former Member
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hi Acer ,

   your table accepting values from screen so as per it should be one after another bcose

          suppose first entry editing 2 user simultaneously one of them is lock for editing so entry enter in table should be one after another.

Thanking You ,

Shrikant Padwale.

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madhu_vadlamani
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Hi ,

1) Which table

2) You create two entries and see .

Regards,

Madhu.

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former_member391265
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Hi,,

Please be specific.. which table you want to update..

there are many ways to update the table.. using INSERT , MODIFY commands.

thanks

Ketan