Question:
Hi All,
Can someone please tell me what is this error mean: "No batch input data for screen SAPMF05A" in SM35 and how to rectify this error.appreciate your responses.
Thanks
Answer:
That screen is the next logical screen in your input... I.e. it would be displayed if you were entering data maually.
You just haven't supplied it with any data in your BDC...
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Answer:
Thanks doc. for your quick response,
Could you please elaborate your answer and what is the approach should I take to solve this error.I think they are loading the data from legacy system through some program, as far my understanding, I think the batches are created automatically.I am a functional person and we dont have the developer here at this moment.I would appreciate your help.
Thanks again for the help.
Answer:
The BDC table is written like this:
FORM batch_line USING l_program
l_dynpro
l_dynbegin
l_fnam
l_fval.
wa_bdcdata-program = l_program.
wa_bdcdata-dynpro = l_dynpro.
wa_bdcdata-dynbegin = l_dynbegin.
wa_bdcdata-fnam = l_fnam.
wa_bdcdata-fval = l_fval.
APPEND wa_bdcdata TO tab_bdcdata.
CLEAR wa_bdcdata.
ENDFORM. " batch_line
To start a new screen: You need to supply the program name, the screen name, and a flag saying start...
To fill the fields: You need to supply the field name, and the value to put in that field...
To press a key (such as save): You need to supply the OK_CODE code, and its value...
So your table might look like this:
PROG001/0501/X/space/space
space/space/space/BKPF-BKTXT/This is header text
space/space/space/BKPF-BUDAT/01012006
space/space/space/OK_CODE/F11
PROG001/0502/X/space/space
The next screen terminates the first...
It looks like the logic of your batch input wants you to populate screen: SAPMF05A/xxxx but your BDC table doesn't cater for this... It goes off to some other screen..
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2007 Basic Rules
Answer:
Easiest way to find out what needs doing is to run the Batch Input in Errors Only mode, then when it gets to the part of the program where there is no batch input data it will bring you directly into the screen concerned. From there you should be able to work out what you need to add / ask to be added to the program (or manually correct the problem if you are using SM35 to process the BDC session).
HTH
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Answer:
It's more than likely going to be a cursor issue whereby the BDC is attempting to place the curson within a certain field which no longer exists. This is very common for recorded sessions for transactions that have suddenly changed to config changes. If this is the case then can simply remove the CURSOR statements from your BDC code.
If not, then please ignore this and I'll slip back under my rick. :]
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