Answer / sainathraj

change pointers technique is used when u want to send only
changes that are occured to the data in the database.to do
this 3 tcodes are needed.
BD61
BD50
BD21 (or) execute RBDMIDOC

Answer / gunasekhar

change pointers technique is used when u want to send only
changes that are occured to the data in the database.to do
this 3 tcodes are needed.
BD61(for activated change pointer)
BD50(for activated message type )
bd52(for activated field,if required)

execute bd21(RBDMIDOC) all changed records are automatic send to the receiver system

Answer / swaraj

IN REAL TIME MAINLY WE WORK ON EXTENDED IDOC. WE WILL GO FOR
THE CAHNGE POINTER IF THERE IS ANY CHANGE IN THE EXITING
DATA NOT THE NEW DATA.IF WE CHAGE THE DATA (EX-CUSTOMER
ADDRESS)AND EXECUTE BD21 THEN CAHNGW POINTER WILL WORK.IF WE
CREATE A NEW CUSTOEMR THEN CAHNGE POINTER WILL NOT WORK

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