I have 3 transactions,where the output of one transaction is input of another and output of 2nd transaction is input of 3rd transaction.i have one flat file with all data for the 3 transaction.if the 3rd transaction failed can we rollback the remaining 2 transactions or not.Is this possible in BDC,How/
2259In alv Reports,how the Output is displayed ad editable and how i can edit the same and how it will reflect the DB?Please help...........
8 22339Can any tell me some std BAPI's which r used regularly....and they use and means of it?Please it was urgent?????????????
1 7378By using which single table i can get all the detail from sale order to billing not used vbak, vbap, vbrk & vbrp.
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An example for a sequence of length three:
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