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bapi commit question

Former Member

‎02-14-2006 7:35 PM

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If you call BAPI_COMMIT twice on the same set of changes, does the second call also do a recommit?

Or once the first commit is done, there is nothing left to commit anymore and the second commit does essentially nothing? Thanks

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Former Member

‎02-14-2006 7:39 PM

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yes exactly the second BAPI COMMIT does nothing its waste because it donot recommit.

Thanks,

Aditya

Former Member

‎02-14-2006 7:41 PM

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Hi Saurabh,

I think second commit does nothing. But I have never tried this.

Lanka

Former Member

‎02-14-2006 8:36 PM

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Hi Saurabh,

The 2nd BAPI_COMMIT does'nt work at all.

former_member583013
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In response to Former Member

‎02-14-2006 9:50 PM

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If you use a second BAPI_COMMIT the only you're going to get....it's a waste of time...Because if the first BAPI_COMMIT works fine...the second got nothing to do...and if the first fails...the second is going to fail to -;)

Greetings,

Blag.

Former Member
In response to Former Member

‎02-14-2006 9:56 PM

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Thanks guys. The reason I ask this is we have a function module (Z_DOC_CREATE) which creates a contract object document and does a commit. I also do a commit after I have called the function module. For some reason, I am getting two documents posted in certain scenarios instead of one and the amount is pretty random. And If I comment out my BAPI COMMIT call, then no document gets posted.