Documentation says not to use Commits inside the FM in the actions.. what about BAPI Commits?

I see in the customization documentation that we should not be using Commit statements in the FMs inside the Actions.. what about when we're calling BAPIs and they require a BAPI commit call?
thanks,
Robert

Hi Robert,
For BAPIs you need to set the commit level in the action definition as for function modules. SAP help portal provides following information about BAPIs and COMMIT WORK:
"The BAPI transaction model must afford the user explicit transaction control. Therefore, if several BAPIs are called together, the caller can decide him/herself when to execute a COMMIT WORK (or, as the case may be, a ROLLBACK WORK). This means that BAPIs themselves cannot (generally) execute a COMMIT WORK command."
I hope this infomration can help
Best wishes
Christoph

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