The lock logic between the load, activate, and delete processes of a DataStore object is as follows:
To ensure that the various processes do not lock each other out, SAP recommends that you use process chains. See also the example for Including DataStore Objects in Process Chains. When designing complex process chains, you yourself have to ensure that these processes do not lock each other.
It is not possible to:
· Delete the contents of the DataStore object
· Archive data
It is possible to:
· Delete data request by request
· Delete data selectively
· Activate data
It is not possible to:
· Delete the contents of the DataStore object
· Delete data request by request
· Delete data selectively
· Delete master data
· Archive data
· Reactivate data
· Update data to other InfoProviders.
It is not possible to:
· Delete the contents of the DataStore object
· Start deleting more requests
· Delete data selectively
· Activate data
· Archive data
· Update data to other InfoProviders.
It is not possible to:
· Delete the contents of the DataStore object
· Delete data request by request
· Start deleting more data selectively
· Activate data
· Archive data
· Update data to other InfoProviders.