2007 Aug 03 6:47 PM
Hi,
I am using hr_inoftype_operation and the change pointers are turned on,whenever I am creating a infotype the idocs are getting updated with the changes. Is there a way where I can turnoff the change pointers from my program.
Thanks
vick
2007 Aug 03 7:17 PM
Hi Vick,
I don't think you can do this through program. The best way is do this using transaction BD50.Here you can deactivate change pointer based on message type.
Regards,
Atish
Hi,
I am using hr_inoftype_operation and the change pointers are turned on,whenever I am creating a infotype the idocs are getting updated with the changes. Is there a way where I can turnoff the change pointers from my program.
Thanks
vick
2007 Aug 03 6:56 PM
You can do that using transaction BD50. Just uncheck the "active" checkbox for your message type.
2007 Aug 03 7:17 PM
Hi Vick,
I don't think you can do this through program. The best way is do this using transaction BD50.Here you can deactivate change pointer based on message type.
Regards,
Atish
2007 Aug 03 8:12 PM
Is there a paramter or may be over write it in the mem and set it to the orginal when done
Thanks
Vick
2007 Aug 03 8:19 PM
Hi Vick,
yes there is a checkbox for each message type. You just need to remove it when you want to deactivate and then check it back once your testing done.
Regards,
Atish
2007 Aug 03 8:23 PM
Vick, I see what you mean. You want to do this via a program. i have never done this but TBDA2 is the table where the data ( with the activate flag) is stored.
Regards
2007 Aug 03 11:13 PM
2007 Aug 03 11:21 PM
Hi,
May be programmatically switch all BDCP entries as "processed" by using fm
CHANGE_POINTERS_STATUS_WRITE.
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