2005 Nov 22 9:11 AM
Hi there
To maintain the data within a view, I know, that the function "VIEW_MAINTENANCE_CALL'" can be used.
But the problem is, the maintenance of the data is only <b>seriell</b> and not parallel. (only one user at the time can work within this view in the modus change).
Is there any function or method, that alows <b>parallel</b> maintenance of a view?
Thanks.
Petra
Hi there
To maintain the data within a view, I know, that the function "VIEW_MAINTENANCE_CALL'" can be used.
But the problem is, the maintenance of the data is only <b>seriell</b> and not parallel. (only one user at the time can work within this view in the modus change).
Is there any function or method, that alows <b>parallel</b> maintenance of a view?
Thanks.
Petra
2005 Nov 22 12:23 PM
Hi Petra,
The Function VIEW_MAINTENANCE_CALL can be used to display the table data and I don't think it is possible to view the Table data in Change mode, as it would contradict the Basic principles of Database Management system.
If two users are making the changes simultaneosly, then it is difficult to track the data.
In effect, the Serial nature of the databases is a feature.
I would like to see if there is really a way out, from other members.
Regards,
Ravi
2005 Nov 22 12:31 PM
VIEW_MAINTENANCE_CALL can be used for creating/editing entries in tables by passing action = 'U'
parameter.
but the behaviour you are seeing (single user) is by design otherwise data integrity cannot be ensured.
Regards
Raja
2005 Nov 22 12:52 PM
I don't think so that solution is there for your question, but U can avoid using VIEW_MAINTENANCE_CALL FM when It is assigned to a transaction code. in SE93 just maintain in Default values tab:
Name of Screen field Values
VIEWNAME Z_MYVIEW
UPDATE X
just save the transaction code and execute it. It works like how U managed writing a program and calling above function module.
Enjoy SAP
K.R.Reddy
2005 Nov 22 1:42 PM
No -i agree with Raja- your data could be inconsistent by allowing parallel maintenance of a table.
it's all the same: neither sm30 nor fm VIEW_MAINTENANCE_CALL will allow it
regards Andreas
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