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RSBDC_PROTOCOL SAP ABAP Report - Batch Input: Session Logs
RSBDC_PROTOCOL is a standard Executable ABAP Report available within your SAP system (depending on your version and release level). Below is the basic information available for this SAP report including which OBJECTS it interacts with such as TABLES, FUNCTION MODULES, INCLUDES ETC. Also check out the submitted Comments related to this SAP report or see any standard documentation available.
If you would like to execute this report or see the full code listing simply enter RSBDC_PROTOCOL into the relevant SAP transactions such as SE38 or SE80
Transaction Code(s):
Below is a list of transaction codes which are relevant to this SAP report
SM35P - Batch Input: Log Monitoring
ABAP code to call this SAP report using the submit statement
This report can be called from another progam/report simply by using the ABAP SUBMIT statement, see below for example ABAP code snipts of how to do this.
SUBMIT RSBDC_PROTOCOL. "Basic submit
SUBMIT RSBDC_PROTOCOL AND RETURN. "Return to original report after report execution complete
SUBMIT RSBDC_PROTOCOL VIA SELECTION-SCREEN. "Display selection screen of submitted report to user
See more syntax options for the ABAP SUBMIT statement
Text pool values
Selection Text: USER = User
Selection Text: TO_DAT = To date
Selection Text: SESSION = Folder name
Selection Text: FROM_DAT = Date from
Title: Batch Input: Session Logs
Text Symbol: 120 = Host sys. number
Text Symbol: 121 = BI host and system name
Text Symbol: 202 = Time
Text Symbol: 203 = Log time
Text Symbol: 205 = Message
Text Symbol: 206 = Log message
Text Symbol: 208 = Trans.
Text Symbol: 209 = Transaction code
Text Symbol: 211 = Index
Text Symbol: 212 = Index counter
Text Symbol: 214 = Modules
Text Symbol: 215 = Modules
Text Symbol: 217 = Scr.
Text Symbol: 218 = Session screens
Text Symbol: 220 = T
Text Symbol: 221 = Sess.Type
Text Symbol: 223 = ID
Text Symbol: 224 = SessionID
Text Symbol: 226 = No.
Text Symbol: 227 = Sess. no.
Text Symbol: 228 = TemSe ID
Text Symbol: 118 = QUID of session
Text Symbol: 010 = None
Text Symbol: 020 = Correct date entry
Text Symbol: 031 = New
Text Symbol: 032 = Processed
Text Symbol: 033 = Errors
Text Symbol: 034 = In processing
Text Symbol: 035 = Creating
Text Symbol: 036 = In Background
Text Symbol: 037 = Log w/o session
Text Symbol: 050 = Scroll: neither restart index nor restart page spec.
Text Symbol: 051 = Scroll: end of table substructure is zero
Text Symbol: 052 = Scroll: neither funct. code nor target page specified
Text Symbol: 060 = Invalid data type
Text Symbol: 070 = Display text: options invalid
Text Symbol: 080 = Documen. element not found
Text Symbol: 102 = Date
Text Symbol: 103 = Log date
Text Symbol: 105 = Time
Text Symbol: 106 = Log time
Text Symbol: 108 = Session name
Text Symbol: 109 = Log session name
Text Symbol: 111 = Session status
Text Symbol: 112 = Status of a log session
Text Symbol: 114 = User
Text Symbol: 115 = Session user
Text Symbol: 117 = Queue ID
INCLUDES used within this REPORT RSBDC_PROTOCOL
No INCLUDES are used within this REPORT code!
TABLES used within REPORT and the associated SELECT statement:
No SAP DATABASE tables are accessed within this REPORT code!
Function Modules used within report and the associated call statement:
SCROLLING_IN_TABLE call function 'SCROLLING_IN_TABLE' exporting entry_act = tc_protocol-top_line entry_from = 1 entry_to = tc_protocol-lines ok_code = save_ok last_page_full = ' ' overlapping = ' ' loops = loopc importing entries_sum = entries entry_new = new_line pages_sum = total_pages page_new = new_page exceptions no_entry_or_page_act = 01 no_entry_to = 02 no_ok_code_or_page_go = 03.
SCROLLING_IN_TABLE call function 'SCROLLING_IN_TABLE' exporting entry_act = tc_prot_dis-top_line entry_from = 1 entry_to = tc_prot_dis-lines ok_code = d1400_pcode last_page_full = ' ' overlapping = ' ' loops = loops importing entries_sum = entries entry_new = new_line pages_sum = total_pages page_new = new_page exceptions no_entry_or_page_act = 01 no_entry_to = 02 no_ok_code_or_page_go = 03.
BDC_PROTOCOL_SELECT call function 'BDC_PROTOCOL_SELECT' exporting name = d0100-mapn client = sy-mandt date_from = d0100-von date_to = d0100-bis status = '*' session_user = d0100-creator tables apqltab = logtab_temse exceptions invalid_data = 1 others = 2.
COMMON_LOG_REMOVE * CALL FUNCTION 'COMMON_LOG_REMOVE' * EXPORTING * CLIENT = SY-MANDT * LOGNAME = DEL_PROTOCOL-TEMSEID * EXCEPTIONS * OTHERS = 20.
BDC_PROTOCOL_DELETE call function 'BDC_PROTOCOL_DELETE' "loescht Protokoll exporting temse_client = sy-mandt temse_id = del_protocol-temseid exceptions temse_error = 1 not_found = 2 others = 20.
HELPSCREEN_NA_CREATE call function 'HELPSCREEN_NA_CREATE' exporting meldung = msg_text meld_id = msg_arbgb meld_nr = msg_nr msgv1 = my-msgv1 msgv2 = my-msgv2 msgv3 = my-msgv3 msgv4 = my-msgv4 titel = msg_title.
DOCU_GET call function 'DOCU_GET' exporting object = docu_object id = docu_id langu = docu_spras version_active_or_last = 'A' importing head = tx_header tables line = tx_lines exceptions others = 1.
PRINT_TEXT call function 'PRINT_TEXT' exporting application = 'TX' device = 'SCREEN' header = tx_header tables lines = tx_lines exceptions others = 1.
BDC_OBJECT_SELECT call function 'BDC_OBJECT_SELECT' exporting name = par_sessionname session_creator = par_sessioncreator datatype = par_datatyp client = par_mandant qstate = par_qstate date_from = par_credatefrom date_to = par_credateto tables apqitab = itab_apqi exceptions others = 1.
REUSE_ALV_LIST_DISPLAY call function 'REUSE_ALV_LIST_DISPLAY' exporting i_callback_program = g_repid it_fieldcat = gt_fieldcat[] is_print = gs_print i_save = g_save is_variant = gs_variant tables t_outtab = gt_outtab.
call function 'REUSE_ALV_LIST_DISPLAY' exporting i_callback_program = g_repid it_fieldcat = gt_fieldcat[] is_print = gs_print i_save = g_save is_variant = gs_variant tables t_outtab = gt_outtab.
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