on 12-31-2007 4:57 AM
Hi All,
I am trying to load from one DSO to other DSO, where i am trying to use generic extraction using FM, where i created strucutre of second DSO .
created Generic datasource with Function module.
when i am loading data using infopackage, its loading perfectly into PSA(with 100 records) and when i am loading thru DTP to Data target( second DSO), it is looping many records in each datapackage(like 8 million in each package) and updating into datatarget finally 100 records. but it is taking long time to finish the process.( i copied RSAX_GET_SIMPLE_DATA) and added transformation logic to it .
so i would like to know, if there is anything i have to change in the Function module code, to fix this.
i would also like to know, request is already in PSA, will it again extract from FM, when updating thru DTP.
Thanks
R,man
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Hi
I also had the same process. In the code of the function module. just check the Raise Exception code, probably ABAP guy can help. Also try to debug the code in RSA3 in debug mode. Actually it is going to a infinite loop, I guess.
Regards
Souresh
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please provide some inputs
still after getting that issue again
Edited by: Raguman AR on Jan 7, 2008 7:28 AM
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Working fine.
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Solved the problem....i created everything new...like DSO's and DSource ,F..now its working fine.
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HI All,
Gurus please reply, Any questiosn let me know.
Thanks
R'Man
Points will be awarded for sure.
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