Answer / hardeep bajwa

Table buffering types are resident buffering which
100%,generic buffering e.g 1 key field,Generic buffeic 2
key field,and Partial buffering (Single record)
roll in & roll out totally different ,in this user context
get copied in buffer in the roll area into local memorey of
work process is called roll-in.
roll-out saves the user data when process finishes or
switches

Answer / nash

there are 4 types of table bufferrings,
Full bufferring(100%)---T000
Generic Bufferring---T001
Single Record bufferring---USR02,TSTC,TADIR
No Bufferring---Transactional Data is not bufferred..like mara tabs.

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