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UnProcessed Changed Pointer..

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Hi,

How to determine how many Unprocessed Change pointers per message type are present in R/3 with respect to IDOC's.

is there any back end programs to conslidate this unproce

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Kishore

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rainer_hbenthal
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BD22

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BD22

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former_member194669
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Make a select on table BDCPV

 
where process eq space

You will get all unprocessed CPs

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Hi,

To make my point more clear, I have to determine HOW MANY UNPROCESSED change pointers per message type are present?

Could you pls elaborate as to what steps I have to follow like

1) How to select a specific message type from all the entries to have a count

2) After selecting, I have to get the count of the unprocessed change pointers for the above specific message type

New to abap, but was assigned this work so request to give the details.

Thanks in advance.

Kishore

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Go to table BDCPS and give MESTYPE and PROCESS <> 'X' and press number of entries. That's the unprocessed count..

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select * from bdcpv into table i_bdcpv
     where messtype = <your message type>
         and process eq space.

you can find multiple entries for same document. if you want to count one entry for one document then


sort i_bdcpv by tabkey.
delete adjacent duplicates from i_bdcpv comparing tabkey

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Hello,

BDCPV is a view not a table to write a select query...

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Alexander

BDCPV is database view we can write select on this.

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Sorry, I never written a select statement on view.

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There is no difference in select , Its same as select on a table

There is no need for apology.

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rainer_hbenthal
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Why didnt you gave the BD22 a try? You can search fpr obsolete changepointers and processed changepointers and reorgenize them to your needs.