Found 22 Articles for SAP .NET

If you want to show all the occurrences of a variable in an ABAP program, you can use a shortcut- ctrl+shift+F3 or you can also make use of Yellow icon at the top.

Once you create material, you need to call BAPI- BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT. “BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT” is called to COMMIT a database operation. As COMITT statement can’t be called inside BAPI, we call this BAPI to complete COMMIT.Let us say you are editing some table fields in BAPI- as per failure or success, you can perform a COMMIT or ROLLBACK.To perform a COMMIT call BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT. Below is sample COMITT:CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT' * EXPORTING * wait =    "bapita-wait    IMPORTING    return = "bapiret2 . " BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMITYou can see full documentation about BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT:FU BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT____________________________________________________Short TextExecute external Commit when using BAPIsFunctionality:This method executes a COMMIT WORK ... Read More

SAP provides SAP SSO EXT Lib for parsing SAP Logon ticket. SAP SSO EXT library supports SAP logon tickets as a part of the java based application.You can download SAP SSO EXT library from SAP service marketplace http://service.sap.com/swdc and then search here for SAPSSOEXT.

It is not possible to retrieve files using BAPI from SAP system. There should be a way to copy the file to a shared location and you can read the file from there using .NET.

Below is the correct sequence to invoke Function Module for automatic OP generation:ME_REFRESH_PO onceME_CREATE_PO_HEADER onceME_CREATE_PO_ITEM n timesME_POST_PO onceIn case you don’t follow this sequence, it may result in data inconsistencies.

To extract using SSIS, you need to have access to backend system. You can use .NET connector and write a Windows application that extracts data from SAP system using Function Module.For more details on how to connect SAP using .NET connector, you can refer this blog- https://blogs.sap.com/2013/02/14/connecting-to-sap-with-nco-3/With use of BAPI’s you can allow external applications to access business processes and data in R/3 system. Below code is used to make call to BAPI. First is to create a class that implements IDestinationConfiguration −Imports SAP.Middleware.Connector Public Class ECCDestinationConfig    Implements IDestinationConfiguration    Public Event ConfigurationChanged(ByVal destinationName As String, ByVal args As ... Read More

As per my knowledge, SAP doesn’t offer any development library for NCo to deal with Idocs. .Net connector is primary used for development of RFC clients.One of a common method to submit idocs to the SAP system using NCo is by using function module “IDOC_INBOUND_ASYNCHRONOUS”. This function module includes multiple table parameters containing idoc data.Function Module: IDOC_INBOUND_ASYNCHRONOUS (IDoc inbound processing via tRFC)Function Group: EDINProgram Name: SAPLEDINFollowing are the parameters:Table IDOC_CONTROL_REC_40 contains the control record, IDOC_DATA_REC_40 contains the idoc data segments.IDOC_DATA_REC_40 contains a field called SDATA. That field contains an Idoc segment data as a single concatenated string with fixed field ... Read More

Note that SAP.net connector doesn’t work similar to 2.0 connector. There are lot many changes- good and bad provisioned in .net 3.0 version.This is SAP documentation link about general capabilities of SAP.net connector:https://help.sap.com/saphelp_crm700_ehp02/helpdata/EN/4a/097b0543f4088ce 10000000a421937/frameset.htmSAP .NET Connector 3.0 is the current version of SAP's development environment for communication between the Microsoft .NET platform and SAP systems. With the use of SAP.net connector, you can connect SAP system to all common programming languages like: Visual Basic. NET, C#, or Managed C++ and many more. Following are the advantage of upgrading to SAP.net 3.0:This version is no longer bound to a special Visual Studio ... Read More

As you have mentioned that you have access to SAP system. The solution lies within. Specify the transaction SE37 and mention the BAPI call that you have identified. It will navigate you to proper documentation of the call.But in order for that documentation to be of any help, you will still require movement type for your system. You can check it out with your infrastructure team to help you identify the movement type. Once you know the movement type, you will require other details like material number and others for more details. But that can be determined with minimal efforts. ... Read More

Note that you need to execute function call in a single session so you have to wrap your logic into JCoContext. Try using below method:try {    JCoContext.begin(destination);    try {       // your function calls here       // probably bapiTransactionCommit.execute(destination);    } catch(AbapException ex) {       // probably bapiTransactionRollback.execute(destination);    } } catch(JCoException ex) {    [...] } finally {    JCoContext.end(destination); }