Insert step after data transfer is complete within TDMS package

Hello,
we want to start some jobs after data transfer is complete within TDMS package. For example we want to start the function DELETE_DATA_FOR_ALL_MI_DEVICES. Is this possible or is it possible to start any ABAP report or batchjob?
Kind regards,
Karlheinz

Dear Karlheinz,
It is possible starting DMIS SP07 where you will find an option on the process tree in the work center that says 'Customize Monitor'. This option will you guide through creation of new activities, deletion of existing activities. You have to however create a Z report that pertains to the new activity and maintain some activity definitions.
Regards,
Amit Sharma

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