on 10-19-2010 8:53 PM
Hi Experts,
Am stuck with a weird problem. I had used the concept of Context Change Log within my WDA Component to keep track of the fields changed by the user & it was working perfectly fine until today. It has now all of the sudden stopped keeping track of all the context changes. I am very much calling the ENABLE_CONTEXT_CHANGE_LOG( ) method in my WDDOINIT & then calling the GET_CONTEXT_CHANGE_LOG( ) method within my WDDOBEFOREACTION method. [I did now try check it within the WDDOAFTERACTION as well but it isn't functioning even over there either.] Is there any other setting which might stop/hinder the performance of the context change log? I went through the documentation on help.sap.com but there wasn't anything of that sort mentioned in there.
The context & code within the components methods continues to remain the same as when it was working earlier.
I am not disabling/de-activating the mechanism by calling DISABLE_CONTEXT_CHANGE_LOG( )/ RESET_CONTEXT_CHANGE_LOG( ) anywhere
Also I am only trying to capture the changes made by the user manually. (i.e., no dynamic programming changes.)
Any inputs would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Uday
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The issue does still exist but closing off this thread as I have changed my approach to use the method GET_CHANGE_LIST of class CL_WD_CONTEXT_SERVICES instead.
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Hi uday ,
Just a wild guess...
Try once by passing the AND_RESET parameter with value abap_false when calling the method GET_CONTEXT_CHANGE_LOG method , so that log is not reset . You may be already doing this or tried with this option.
Other than this , no suggestions.
And do post the solution if you find one.:)
Thanks,
aditya.
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