APD from query to flat file - Results not correct

Hi All,
Need your help to resolve the issue.
I am using APD with query as source and target as file download.
For small sets of data the reults are dowloaded correct, howver if there is a large set more than 30K records the results dowloaded are incorrect.
BEX results are fine, the issue is only with APD dowload.
Appreciate all your responses at the earliest.i
Thanks
Hari

Hi Hari,
By using the tcode RSCRM_BAPI you can Extract the date into Table or CSV file or save the file to the Application server .
please check the below link:
https://websmp103.sap-ag.de/~sapdownload/011000358700004400232004E/HowToRSCRM_BAPI.pdf
Thanks and Regards
Sekhar

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