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Override TIME_OUT setting Programmatically

Former Member
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Hi All,

I have a program that has to be run in the foreground mode. Is there anyway for me to override the TIME_OUT setting programmatically. I do not necessarily want to extend the time_out for that program run but would be even happy if I am able to make it ignore the time-out setting totally.

We will be using the program in a very controlled environment so the chances of overloading the system are not much.

Thanks and regards,

Atul Kulkarni

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Former Member
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Hi, Atul!

One trick to overrride timeout programmatically is to force screen data exchange by, for example, call of SAPGUI_PROGRESS_INDICATOR during time consuming steps in your program(inside loops, between heavy selects or FM calls or something like that).

As pleasant side effect with SAPGUI_PROGRESS_INDICATOR you get additional visual info about program execution flow.

Regards,

Maxim.

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Hi Maxim,

Thanks for the quick answer. We already had the SAPGUI_PROGRESS_INDICATOR call in our program but I guess we never tried it to the limit. We are going to test and will let you know if it helps.

Regards,

Atul

Message was edited by: Atul Kulkarni

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Hi Maxim and Malgorzata,

Your answers definitely helped. We tested the program and it runs without timing out!!

Thanks for the quick help.

Best Regards,

Atul Kulkarni

MalaGo
Explorer
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Hi,

and the other way is to use "commit work" after time consuming steps in your program.

Regards,

Malgorzata