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BDC info

Former Member
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sir,

want to know if any company implement SAP and upload data form existing system to SAP then how they upload data through BDC. plz, explain the procedure

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former_member181962
Active Contributor
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Hi Sandeep,

Here is a high level briefing about the steps.

1) Cleanse the data for reomving erroneoes data and redundant data in old system.

2) Download the data from the old system to files.

3) Use any one of LSMW /BDC or BAPI approaches to upload the data into SAP

You are 32 posts old and hence i assume that you can search the forum first before posting your queries.

Regards,

Ravi Kanth Talagana

Former Member
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Hi sandeep,

This is satish,

We want to upload the data from the existing system to ur sap system by using BDC.

In BDC we have two types.

1.call transaction

2.Session.

by using call transaction we can upload the master data.

y bcoz it shows error while we r uploading. master data is important for every organization. so we use this method,

in this we can manually handle error records.

session is used for daily doing process of data.it handles the error messages automatically. if u want to upload in backgroud we should prefer for session method, and also it is more faster than call transaction. y bcoz it is asynchronus process.

i am saying the actual process how to upload is

we r sending data from nonlegacy system to sap system

we should check the data and find out the fields and transaction.first the data goes to the internal table, then there is afilter like batchinput. in that batch input we have session and call transaction. through that data passes into the sap system.

this is the process of uploading data.

Please reward points, these r necessary for me, if it is useful to u.

Regards,

satish.

Former Member