Any existing program to list before and after BDC error?

Looking for a way to report any BDC errors and show before and after its been corrected.

Hi,
Before making correction:-->
!. If you are using call transaction , then you can all errors in BDCMSGCOLL internal table
and use fm MESSAGE_PREPARE to generate message texts
2. If you are using session method then you have error log SM35.
After making coorection i don't think you have anyway to capture corrected errors
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INSERT INTO DAN_DIRK_2 (ID, YEAR,PERIOD,COURSE,UNIT) VALUES (3,'2013','SP1','OTHER','FSW');
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YEAR
PERIOD
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UNIT
1
2013
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PLI
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2009
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OTHER
DRI
2
2012
SP1
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2013
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PREP
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AFTER
1
1
0
2
0
2
3
1
2

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Get an Error
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32033. 00000 - "unsupported column aliasing"
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