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Call BAPI directly or use bus object types

Posted on Oct 20, 2006 at 12:32 PM 22 Views

Hi,

A quick question.

At a customer, I need to create a targetgroup in a CRM system from an ABAP program

I found that there exists the standard business object type BUS1185, what in fact has several methods which call BAPI functions ( for example BAPI_TARGETGROUP_CREATE )

My question is know what is the best way to create the targetgroup, call the BAPI directly or use the object type ( via include <CNTN01> and the macro's SWC...

Thanks in advance for your advice

Erwin

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    Posted on Oct 20, 2006 at 01:29 PM
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    Hi,

    Ue BAPI for your requiremnet as

    BAPI are RFC enabled FM so that external system can

    access BAPI.

    Regrads

    Amole

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  • author's profile photo Rob Dielemans
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    Posted on Oct 23, 2006 at 03:31 PM
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    the only reason for using the BO macro's in regular ABAP programming, is if you want to emulate workflow behaviour, or if extra logic of the business object is needed (for instance if you have to know the content of several (virtual) attributes)). In the last case you also have to instantiate the BO.

    Other than that, just use the BAPI.

    Kind regards, Rob dielemans

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