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Error after commit work

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Former Member

‎04-07-2009 1:00 PM

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What tables are ready to be updated using commit work. Is there a way to find out?

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‎04-07-2009 1:19 PM

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Hi,

Just put an F1 help on COMMIT WORK ABAP statement.

As per my knowledge, if you have declared your database table's technical settings to log data changes as checked, then CDHDR and CDPOS table will hold the changes reflected by COMMIT statement.

But if log data changes check box is unchecked (Initial), then there is no way to find other than finding in the database table itself.

Also, for your information, all these works when COMMIT works. If commit fails, then no table will be updated and no information is available, as per my knowledge.

Best Regards,

Suresh

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Former Member

‎04-07-2009 1:19 PM

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Hi,

Just put an F1 help on COMMIT WORK ABAP statement.

As per my knowledge, if you have declared your database table's technical settings to log data changes as checked, then CDHDR and CDPOS table will hold the changes reflected by COMMIT statement.

But if log data changes check box is unchecked (Initial), then there is no way to find other than finding in the database table itself.

Also, for your information, all these works when COMMIT works. If commit fails, then no table will be updated and no information is available, as per my knowledge.

Best Regards,

Suresh