on 05-12-2010 6:50 PM
Hello experts, it is possible to run a job after he was made modify / delete / create on a data object, the scenario is as follows:
Data objects:
DO_Materials: getlist, getdetail, create, modify, delete
DO_Log: getlist,getdetail
Procedure:
1-In the PDA the user can create, modify, delete materials
2-The user makes a synchronization
3-The result of the operation displayed the user go through the log (DO_Log)
My idea is that after running the operation in the IM server, run as Job SDOE_LOAD with the transaction data object "DO_LOG."
This is possible?
regards
Hi,
Trying to understand the question..what exactly is required to be done with LOG_DO?
After creation/updation/deletion of Material from client and sync, you require LOG_DO to be loaded?
Load could be scheduled as a job but if you have to time it in such a way that once your synchronization is complete and data is accepted in BE , then you might have to go by custom service.
But your scenario was not very clear to me ..
Regards,
Liji
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Hi,
I suppose LOG_DO will have some more information from BE that is required . For any data uploaded by client (create/delete/modify), a confirmation or rejection message will flow down to the client.
Custom services are some set of methods following a particular signature that could be integrated to the flow of message processing in DOE.These methods will have access the payload that is being processed in that flow.
I guess , better than this, it will be elegant to push the required instance or key of LOG_DO from backend, whenever Material is persisted in BE.
Regards,
Liji
I appreciate your answers, I found more information: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwmobile71/helpdata/en/6d/bf104d163849d1af313c492655e0f7/content.htm, problem solved
regards
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