Displaying Requests for Mass Processing (SAP Library

Displaying Requests for Mass Processing

Procedure for Displaying the Requests

Choose DB Requests ® Mass processing in the initial screen of the database utility to obtain a list of all entries for mass processing that you yourself scheduled and which have not yet been processed. Only requests for which no job has yet been scheduled for processing and those which are still running or have terminated are displayed here.

You can obtain the list of all scheduled and not yet processed requests in the system by choosing All requests. You can return to the display of the requests you scheduled with Own requests.

You can obtain a list of all entries for mass processing which arose from an import of objects from another system and which have not yet been processed successfully with DB Requests ® Created with import.

Information in the Lists

These lists contain the following information:

Object: Object type.

Object name: Name of the ABAP Dictionary object.

ID: If a matchcode ID is being processed, its name is given here. If an index is being processed, its name is given here.

Function: Function to be carried out for the object in the database. Possible entries are CRE (create), DEL (delete), DNA (delete the object in the database and delete the runtime object), MDF (delete, create again) and CNV (convert).

User: User who entered the request in TBATG.

Job status: Status of the job scheduled for the conversion.

Start date, Start time: Date and time when the job should be started.

Job name: Name of the scheduled job. This name always has the form TBATG-<Date job is scheduled>.

Job count: Identifier with which several jobs scheduled on the same day can be distinguished.

Date of creation: Date when the request was entered in TBATG.

Order: If several requests exist for an object, the sequence is given here.

Scheduling jobs

Caution

A corresponding job must be scheduled so that the requests for mass processing can be processed. Requests for which no job has yet been entered in the field Job name are therefore not processed.

You can schedule a job for the displayed request directly by selecting the required entries in the first column and choosing Schedule selected. A dialog box then appears in which you can specify the time when the job is to be started.

Deleting Scheduled Requests

You can delete scheduled requests by selecting the corresponding line and choosing This graphic is explained in the accompanying text Marked.