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It contains two things one is Event name and Parameter Id->
Background event ID->
Name of the event to which a job is linked.
An event is a signal stating that a predefined status in the system has been reached. The background processing system receives events and then starts the background job/jobs that is/are linked to an event.
Procedure
In the job overview: Enter the event name to list the jobs that are linked to the event.
When scheduling a job: Enter the event name on which the start of this job should depend.
You can specify predefined events of the SAP applications or SAP System kernel or events you defined yourself. Which SAP events you can use is explained in the documentation of the SAP applications.
Scheduling Jobs Periodically
In order to schedule a job each time an event occurs, select Execute job periodically when scheduling.
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Background Event Parameters (Such as, Jobname/Jobcount)
Procedure
If an event requires a parameter, enter the required parameter in this field. A parameter qualifies an event. For example, job name and job number are also output as a parameter for the event SAP_END_OF_JOB.
In order to find out whether an event outputs a parameter, refer to the documentation of the respective SAP application.
Examples
System-internally, job concatenations are represented with the event SAP_END_OF_JOB.
If you schedule a job which is linked to a previous job, your job has to wait for the event SAP_END_OF_JOB. By means of the identification of the previous job, the system recognizes that the correct job was finished. The identification is stored as a parameter of SAP_END_OF_JOB.
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