| BDC or Batch Input Program Tips
and Tricks
What is BDC?
Batch Data Communication or BDC is a batch interfacing technique that
SAP developed. It is mainly used for uploading data into the SAP
R/3 system. BDC works by simulating the user input from transactional
screen via an ABAP program.
The data input data file will come in the form of a flat file which
the user save as file type txt file or prn file from the Microsoft Excel
program. An Abaper will create a program to read the text file and
upload into the SAP system.
Normally, the tcode SHDB will be
used to record the transaction code the user used. After, the simulation,
the Abaper can generate a sample program and modify from there. It
makes the programming easier and faster.
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Batch Input Program FAQ and Tips
Diff.
Between Batch Input and Call Transaction in BDC
Delimiter
for BDC Program
Example
how Views are dealt in BDC
BDC
to Check Views Maintained For A Material Master
Determine
number of lines on screen for programming BDC
Execute BDC immediately replacing include BDCRECX1
BDC
Example: Using Table Control in BDC
Retreive
Error
Message from BDC
System
Crash During BDC Update
How
to get Sales Order No on Status Bar in BDC
Sample BDC Programs
BDC
program for Purchase Info Records
Schedule
Agreement Data Uploading
Upload
Material Master - Finish Goods
Upload
the Pricing Condtion Records for Materials
Program
Loads the Material Assignment of Routings
Program
Loads the Bill of Material
Vendor
Master Upload Program
ABAP
Interactive reporting + BDC (RM Creation)
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