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Abap Batch Input Over View

This document provides instructions for using batch input techniques in SAP, including: Step 1) Use the System menu to determine the online program name, screen number, and transaction code. Step 2) Use the F1 key and "Technical Info" button to determine field names. Step 3) Determine how to proceed in the transaction. It then provides details on how to simulate user requests, position the cursor, handle dialog boxes, use step-loop fields, and access technical information. It concludes by explaining SAP's standard batch input programs for transferring data without custom coding.

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Abap Batch Input Over View

This document provides instructions for using batch input techniques in SAP, including: Step 1) Use the System menu to determine the online program name, screen number, and transaction code. Step 2) Use the F1 key and "Technical Info" button to determine field names. Step 3) Determine how to proceed in the transaction. It then provides details on how to simulate user requests, position the cursor, handle dialog boxes, use step-loop fields, and access technical information. It concludes by explaining SAP's standard batch input programs for transferring data without custom coding.

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Overview

Step #1
Use SystemStatus menu path to
determine online program name,
screen number and transaction code.
Step #2
Use F1 key and Technical Info
pushbutton in each screen field to be
filled to determine the field name.
Step #3
Determine how to proceed in the
transaction.
Name

Street

City
Computers, Inc
123 Main St.
Philadelphia
In Chapter 4, we learned
how to research a
transaction. In this
chapter, we will learn
some special batch input
techniques.
Simulating Users Requests





Field Value

Field Name:
BDC_OKCODE
Function Code
< function code>
(i.e., UPDA)
Function key
/< function key# >
(i.e., /11)
Positioning the Cursor







In this example, it is not
essential that the cursor is
positioned; however in some
cases, it will be critical to the
success of the batch input process.
Field Name:
BDC_CURSOR
Field Value:
< field to place cursor>
(i.e., LFA1-STRAS)
Name

Street

City
Computers, Inc
123 Main St.
Philadelphia
Transactions Ending in a Dialog
Box






Set BDC_OKCODE = YES
Step-Loop Fields







LFBK-BANKS
City Bank Key Bank account
Field Name:
<step-loop field> {<index #>}
(i.e., LFBK-BANKS{2})
System Status Options







ABAP Editor
Screen Painter
Menu Painter
F1 > Technical Info Options







ABAP Editor
Screen Painter
Menu Painter
Standard Batch I nput Programs




Standard Batch
Input Program
Formatted
Data
BATCH
INPUT
SESSION
SAP
DATABASE
TABLE
SAP does come with some standard
batch input programs that can be
used to transfer data into the SAP
system without coding your own batch
input program.
Process
Batch
Input
Session
Data Transfer Program




Original
File
Formatted
File
Standard Batch
Input Program
Formatted
Data
Data
Transfe
r
Progra
m

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