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How to Schedule T code PRRW in Background

Former Member
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Hi Experts

We need to schedule PRRW as a Background job.However in standard we cannot see an option to execute in background.

Can anyone guide how this can be scheduled in background>?

Our tech team has already rejected the option to make a Z program - call PRRW and then schedule the Z program

Any suggestions/ideas will be much appreciated

thanks

swami

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Accepted Solutions (1)

kannan_rajagopalan
Contributor
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Hi Swami,

You can create a background job from the t-code SM36.

Program names

PREC = RPRTEC00

PRFI = RPRFIN00_40

PRRW = RPRPOSTD

You have the option of scheduling the job hourly, daily, weekly etc.

Please make sure that you follow the above order, so that everything would go smoothly.

These order can be maintained in Job selection parameter.

Trust this helps.

Best Regards,

Raj

Former Member
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Hi Kannan,

When PRRW is schedule in the background, does it post the entries to Finance ? If so then could you please explain the steps in details to have PRRW run in Background ?

Many Thanks,

FF

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Answers (2)

former_member198834
Participant
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hi sami

The Executable program for Tx PRRW is  SAPMP56F

1. first create variant for SAPMP56F transaction.

2. go tx sm36

3. give job name Z***

4. give start condition

5. in step give abap program name SAPMP56F and variant name u created

hope it will work

Suresh

Former Member
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Hi,

1) Go to se38

2) write the program RPRPOSTD

3) Click on Execute (F8)

4) In the Mode area, "Post" & Post/Check  Area click on All possible posting runs..

5) Click on Save Variant..

6) Instruct basis team about Variant and frequency with back ground job..

Regards,

Muhammad Umer

Former Member
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HI,

Go to Tcode SE93 and give your Tcode there and get the associate program which is calling from this Tcode.

Then go to SM36 and schedule that program with any variant you want.

Shanaka.