on 06-22-2009 3:08 AM
Hi experts,
In VF04, there's a tab called "batch & update".
No matter I check the boxes ("list display", "issue collective processing log") or not, the report seems no difference. Am I right?
For "synchonous via VB log" & "synchonous w/o VB log", what's difference between them?
Pls advise. Thx.
Hi Cathy,
I was just testing about the different scenarios,
Your first doubt : about Batch Processing :
List display : u can see here its check boxes, that means u can select both list display and issue collective log, when u will only select list display it wont display any log of records.....
when u will check both then along with the list you can also see the log ( it works when i submitted this in background)
now regarding Updates:
I guess via VB and W/o Vb synchronous updates are for making due list updates accordingly. For example when u have submitted billing due list and at the same time some of the bills are already in processing stages by some other users so in that case it will update synchronously. However i am not able to check difference between these two.
Thanks,
Raja
Edited by: Raja Singh Chhabeda on Jun 22, 2009 9:29 AM
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Hi Cathy,
I just checked Batch Processing update for List and collective display :
What i found is :when i submitted the job at background, at the spool log display i saw :
1) when i check only List display then in the spool list wise billing (individual log was there)
2) when i checked both Collective billing log was also there , i.e. if the dates and payer was different it was saying in log.
You also process VF04 in back ground and can see the difference.
The Batch Processing is only applicable for Background submission of job.
more over when i clicked none no difference was there.
Still i have to find the "VB" means.... I guess it may be related to some synchronized updates....
Thanks,
Raja
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