Difference between abort_exec_request and deactivate_execution scripts

Does anybody can explain the difference between abort_exec_request and deactivate_execution scripts which come with OWB?
The first one will "abort the job in a managed way" the other "deactivate it so that the job is Completed in a managed way". What does that exactly mean?
Thanks in advance for some explanations!!

Hi Tonguç,
Your AQ have four subcriber. "State" column value chances* after all subscribers dequeue the message.
On the other hand, you won't see this result because of retention parameter. if you don't set retention time, message deleted from queue after dequeueing.
Look at "retention_time"
ex :
EXEC dbms_aqadm.alter_queue(
queue_name => 'AQ_MARKETING_DATA_QUEUE',
retention_time => dbms_aqadm.INFINITE);
also you can set this parameter when creating your queue
* i ignored failing cases, such as exception queue etc.

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<b>bdc help</b>
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https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki?path=/display/home/bdc&
http://www.sap-img.com/abap/learning-bdc-programming.htm
http://www.sapdevelopment.co.uk/bdc/bdchome.htm
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http://www.itcserver.com/blog/2006/06/30/batch-input-vs-call-transaction/
http://www.planetsap.com/bdc_main_page.htm
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Hi gurus,
Can any body give me the difference between catt and ecatt.

Hi,
I think this is new technology in sap.
I know little bit of this can u go through this.
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eCATT enables automatic testing in SAP GUI for Windows and SAP GUI for Java.
Features of eCATT:
Following functions can be performed using eCATT:
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Call BAPIs and function modules.
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Supports CATT migration to eCATT.
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CATT is no longer supported by SAP for the creation of new developments. Hence all the test scripts developed in CATT are now need to migrate/Update to eCATT. Comparative to manual testing, the following are advantages of using eCATT:
Due to automation, testing time is reduced to a large extent.
Due to automation, less manpower is required for testing. This helps financially.
Due to automation, manual errors are reduced to large extent. Hence results in error free testing. This helps, as no further problems will occur while the usage of R/3 system by end users and hence increases the efficiency.
Proved to be extremely useful in implementation projects.
In regression testing, automated test scripts are an ideal method of quickly detecting errors. Automatic test logs make it easy to reproduce test results, enabling fast analysis and planning of further activities, leading to cost savings for the customer.
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3.       Choose Display.
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5.      Enter TRUE in the New Value.
6.      Click on SAVE.
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eCATT enables automatic testing in SAP GUI for Windows and SAP GUI for Java.
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Following functions can be performed using eCATT:
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Call BAPIs and function modules.
Test remote systems.
Check authorizations (user profiles).
Test updates (database, applications, GUI).
Set up customizing tables.
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Perform load testing.
Check system messages.
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Supports CATT migration to eCATT.
All eCATT Objects are Repository Objects. Therefore one can take advantage of Standard SAP Transport Tools.
eCATT Objects can easily download & upload in XML with XSD format.
There can be several versions of Test Scripts, which allows different implementations with different releases.
The separation of Test Scripts, Test Data & System Data allows for a considerable degree of reuse.
Why eCATT?
CATT is no longer supported by SAP for the creation of new developments. Hence all the test scripts developed in CATT are now need to migrate/Update to eCATT. Comparative to manual testing, the following are advantages of using eCATT:
Due to automation, testing time is reduced to a large extent.
Due to automation, less manpower is required for testing. This helps financially.
Due to automation, manual errors are reduced to large extent. Hence results in error free testing. This helps, as no further problems will occur while the usage of R/3 system by end users and hence increases the efficiency.
Proved to be extremely useful in implementation projects.
In regression testing, automated test scripts are an ideal method of quickly detecting errors. Automatic test logs make it easy to reproduce test results, enabling fast analysis and planning of further activities, leading to cost savings for the customer.
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Hello Lalit,
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Some of the differences between TCD & SAPGUI are as follows -
1. TCD recording mode can run in background as well as foreground.
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-SAPGUI is very slow.
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You will conclude more about the TCD & SAPGUI usage gradually as you will work with transaction in eCATT.
More details can be found from the following weblogs -
1. eCATT Introduction
/people/sapna.modi/blog/2006/04/10/ecatt--an-introduction-part-i
2. TCD Recording Mode
/people/sapna.modi/blog/2006/04/10/ecatt-scripts-creation-150-tcd-mode-part-ii
3. SAPGUI Recording Mode
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PS If the answer solves your query, do reward points to everyone responding.
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Hi all,
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CATT
SAP users use CATT frequently to upload master data or to
make changes to master data records. SAP Consultants and
Abapers tend to use it for creating test data. The
transactions run without user interaction. You can check
system messages and test database changes. All tests are
logged. The CATT records your keystrokes while performing
the actual transaction. You then identify the fields that
you wish to change in that view. Then export this data to a
spreadsheet to populate with the data required. This is
uploaded and executed saving you keying in the data
manually.
To perform CATT, it has to be enabled in your production
environment (your systems administrator should be able to
do this - SCC4). You will also need access to your
development system to create the CATT script.
The process of uploading data with a CATT:
Activate CATT in your client
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Double click on the client number
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be started.
Upload data using CATT
1. Create Import variant for the fields you need
Transaction SCAT
Goto Parameters
Create Import Variant
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Goto Variant -> Fast entry or F9
Duplicate 01
2. To change the MRP Group for a list of Material
Assuming that I want to change the MRP Group for a list of
Material.
My text files should look something like this:
[Variant ID] [Variant Text] &ZDISGR &ZMATNR
--> Parameter texts MRP group Material
--> Default Values M1 A001
Changes to the default values displayed above not
effective
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#02 ''     A002
#03 M1 A003
Note : '' denotes a blank in the field. e.g. Material A002
MRP group will be replaced by a blank.
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imported text file data
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Double click on the Object Name
Double click on the screen number with your desired fields
Park the cursor on the fields
Click Edit -> Details
Fill in the Parameters Name and Field Contents
Finish Save it.
Assign your text file data.
In the CATT : Execute test case Screen
Click External from file and choose your text file
CATT will now read from your text file and update whatever
data you have specified.
LSMW
Using LSMW you can update any kind of data but no changes to database are allowed, where as CATT tool can update only master data, which also allows changes to the master data and also a significant testing of data is possible. LSMW is a tool that offers you 4 ways to import data into SAP, they are BDC, Direct Input, BAPI(BO), IDOC.It is used for migrating the data b/w the Non-SAP and SAP application to do for that we can take the Non-SAP application data and Converts the data into the Legacy data. After the Legacy data creation convert the data in to the "Flat file". That flat file is in the form of text file or excel format.If the file is in the form of text format
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excel ".xls" file is created. flat file for dos and .xls
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> Is there a difference between "fl" and "flash" -
assuming "fl"
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The fl packages are top level classes based on ECMAScript,
while the
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> for some reason, I cannot import
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Difference between abort_exec_request and deactivate_execution scripts

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