on 04-15-2009 7:27 AM
Hi
We are editing standard application according to client requirement. In that there is a table with some editable fields. User edit the values of editable fields and save them.
Now the question is, Is there anyway of getting the saved values from Portal instead of getting them from R/3.
Thanks
Rahul
hi,
he might be saving in the application memory. check whether the data is storing persistent.
Regards,
Naga
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Hi,
will you explain you requiremnt clearly.
Regards,
Naga
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We are editing standard application according to client requirement.
In that there is a table containing editable and non-editable fields. In editable fields user do the changes and saves them.
The data is coming from R/3 at present. Once he saves the data, we need to display the editable and non-editable values after he saves the data that he has entered.
Now we are displaying the saved values from R/3, but the requirement is we have to get those values from Portal... Is it Possible?
Hope you have understood the requirement..
Thnaks
Rahul
Edited by: rahul raao on Apr 15, 2009 9:19 AM
Hi,
Persistent memory means, data will be saved in permanently (data base table, file system ,r/3).
Application memory means data will be stored for the particulr scope (in session).
Regards,
Naga
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Naga Thanks for your replies ,
How do we know that whether the data is stored in R/3 or Application memory.
If the data is stored in application memory, how we can retrieve that data?
Here do you mean that if the data is stored in application memory we can retrieve that from portal and if it stored in R/3 it is not possible. am i correct?
Thanks
Rahul
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