04-08-2006 7:54 AM
Can anyone highlight the differences between Call Transaction & Batch Input.
04-08-2006 7:55 AM
Find below some of the differences between Call Transaction & Batch Input.
Call transaction:
1.Synchronous Processing
2.You can update the database both synchronously and asynchrounously.
3.Transfer of data for individual transaction
4.No batch input session is created.
5.Faster than other batch input techniques.
6.No automatic error log and restart capability is available here.
7.Not recommended for bulk data transfer
Session.
1.Asynchronous Processing
2.Synchronous database updates
3.Transfer of data for multiple transaction
4.Batch input sesssion is created here.
5.Automatic error handling and efficient restart capability incase of error transaction.
6.SAP's standard approach for data transfer
7.Highly recommended for Bulk data transfer.
8.Execution is slower than CALL TRANSACTION.
Direct Input
1.No screen are processed
2.No session is created
3.Data is transferred using standard FM
4.Restart capability is available incase of error provided that the transaction is executed in background
04-08-2006 7:55 AM
Find below some of the differences between Call Transaction & Batch Input.
Call transaction:
1.Synchronous Processing
2.You can update the database both synchronously and asynchrounously.
3.Transfer of data for individual transaction
4.No batch input session is created.
5.Faster than other batch input techniques.
6.No automatic error log and restart capability is available here.
7.Not recommended for bulk data transfer
Session.
1.Asynchronous Processing
2.Synchronous database updates
3.Transfer of data for multiple transaction
4.Batch input sesssion is created here.
5.Automatic error handling and efficient restart capability incase of error transaction.
6.SAP's standard approach for data transfer
7.Highly recommended for Bulk data transfer.
8.Execution is slower than CALL TRANSACTION.
Direct Input
1.No screen are processed
2.No session is created
3.Data is transferred using standard FM
4.Restart capability is available incase of error provided that the transaction is executed in background
04-08-2006 8:06 AM