on 2012 Oct 11 3:40 PM
What programs set the process indicator on the BDCP2 table? I am trying to track what program we have running in our production environment that is not running in test that sets the process indicator on this table.
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BDCP2 is the change pointer table.
change pointers are activated to distribute data by ALE
go into transaction SALE > IDoc Interface / Application Link Enabling (ALE) > Modelling and Implementing Business Processes > Master Data Distribution > Replication of Modified Data
- Activate Change Pointers - Generally
- Activate Change Pointers for Message Types
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Here you can see for what message types the change pointers are activated.
you find as well a program to reorganize change pointers.
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We currently have change pointers activated, what I need to know is what process actually places the "X" on the field "PROCESS" on the BDCP2 table. I know that t-code BD21 does this, however what other programs does this? We are not using the RBDMIDOC process anywhere in our production system. I need to know what other programs will set this indicator. I can then do a search in my production system and compare that with the test system.
go SE11 and display the table BDCP2
double click the PROCESS field, then click the where-used icon
SAP will show you the programs that work with this field
moved from SAP ERP - Logistics Materials Management (SAP MM) to ABAP Connectivity
Message was edited by: Jürgen L
Hi,
I am kind of facing a similar issue in production. We have created a program to set the PROCESS field for a particulat Message type. But before we could set, the Process field is updating for that particular Message type in BDCP2 table, frequently. Hence we assumed that it may be due to some other Batch Job, but we could not find any Batch jobs related to that table which are processing at that moment of time.
Can you please guide me how we can trace, as in what or how it is updating the PROCESS filed in BDCP2 table ..
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