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Batch Input Session not created

Former Member

‎01-16-2006 8:33 PM

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I am looking in transaction SM37 and i see a background job with the status finished. This job create a batch input who update equipment via transaction IE02. When i look at the job log everything look fine. One line of the log show the QID number but nothing is available in transaction SM35. I have look directly in table APQI and there is nothing there.

Why this QID session have not been created in SM35?

Help required.

SAP version 4.6C

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Former Member

‎01-16-2006 8:41 PM

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Was the session processed completely and deleted?

Rob

Former Member

‎01-16-2006 9:21 PM

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If the session have been deleted how can i find a trace.

Regards

Former Member
In response to Former Member

‎01-16-2006 9:37 PM

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The sessions may have been deleted, but the logs should still be there - transaction SM35P.

Rob

Former Member

‎01-17-2006 1:00 AM

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Is this a custom program or standard SAP program that you ran in the background?

The reason for not seeing the session in SM35 could be that the program RDBDCSUB was called immediately after creating the session with the parameter XKEEP = SPACE. This parameter tells the system whether to keep the session even after it is processed successfully. So if your session is processed successfully, then it must have been deleted. Unfortunately, even the logs will be deleted.