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Batch Input Session Overview

Posted on Jan 08, 2007 at 02:59 PM 412 Views

Happy new year everyone!

I am writing a piece of ABAP code which creates a batch input session.

In the code I have the following statement:

PERFORM session_insert USING 'F-02'.

However, when I run SM35 and look and display the log, in the transaction

column FB01 appears. There is no reference to F-02.

Does anybody know why this is?

Thanks

Andy

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    Posted on Jan 08, 2007 at 03:05 PM
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    Hi Andy,

    I guess it is because 'F-02' is a special case of 'FB01', check transaction SE93 to find out the details. [default values for BLART=SA and NEWBS=40 are passed].

    Please try to work around this.

    Regards

    Sanjay

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    Posted on Jan 08, 2007 at 03:02 PM
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    Hi andy,

    1. in your subroutine session_insert,

    (or before that, when u open the session),

    the session name must be going as FB01.

    (the session name and tcode can be different)

    regards,

    amit m.

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