Wait for commit to finish

[MauricioMiao]

Hello,

I am calling a standard function that update some tables and at the end execute a commit work without the wait clause, but right after the execution of the standard function I need to perform some operations that needs all the tables to be updated, so unfortunatelly I needed commit work and wait inside the standard function.

As I cannot change the standard function I tried to use table VBHDR to check when the update process finish but I noticed in my system this table is not trustfull as there are lots of garbage there with field VBRC = 1.

So my question is how can I wait for the commit work to finish in this situation?

Regards,

Mauricio

[Former Member]

well this a random approach but u can try this.

use WAIT UP TO n seconds give the vales as some 120 or 180 seconds.

but u cant be sure if its stable all the time.

Or u can try and call the function with the addition IN UPDATE TASK

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Edited by: kartik tarla on Jan 5, 2009 6:41 PM

[MauricioMiao]

Hi,

Thanks for the answer but I know the wait up to solution but do not like it, I would like to know if there is another one.

Thanks,

Mauricio

[Former Member]

Did u try the addition IN UPDATE TASK to ur call function

[MauricioMiao]

Hi,

I am not sure about what you suggested but If you said to wrap up my logic in a function and call it in update task it will not work because I will still need to wait for the first commit work to finish.

And also I cannot call it in update task because I need to return the error messages to XI (PI) and that cannot be done in update task.

Regards,

Mauricio

[Former Member]

I am not asking u to call ur logic in update task but call the standard function in update task which executes before ur logic is called.

[MauricioMiao]

That is not possible because I need to abort my logic in case the standard function return an error.

Regards,

Mauricio

[Sm1tje]

So why not do a COMMIT WORK AND WAIT, (or BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT) after calling the standard function module, yourself?

[MauricioMiao]

Hi Michy,

Because the standard function already executed the commit work command, so the process was already sent to update, it will make no difference if I call again commit work and wait.

Regards

Mauricio

[MauricioMiao]

Hi Michy,

Because the standard function already executed the commit work command, so the process was already sent to update, it will make no difference if I call again commit work and wait.

Regards

Mauricio