Session terminate in lsmw

Hi
can u tell me how to terminate session in lsmw while running in foreground?

hi
use /BEND okcode in the command field
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913779 wrote:
i have 1 tb db. for example i execute the duplicate command from activate standby database.after 500gb datafile copy the session terminate due to some bottle neck ( network) .is it possible to resume the job again means job again starded from the previous stage .
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1) first of all how to identify error records while running in background while using predefined progrmmes .
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data : begin of it_errors occurs 0,
desc type string,
end of it_errors.
and where ever you have wrong or empty values for the fields,populate error there to the internal table.
for example, if Material no is blank,i have to give err msg
IF NOT MATMAS_MRPVIEW-MATNR IS INITIAL.
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else.
IT_ERROR-DESC = 'Material no is empty'.
append it_error.
SKIP_RECORD. "to skip further processing of this error record.
ENDIF.
like this you populate all the error records to that IT_ERRORS internal table.
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Edited by: 913779 on Sep 4, 2012 12:28 AM

Hello;
Changing my answer - you can use repeat DUPLICATE to do this :
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Edited by: mseberg on Sep 4, 2012 4:45 AM

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