What is the use of the following BAPI ?

Please tell me the functionality of the following BAPI : BAPI_CTRACDOCUMENT_CHANGE
Regards,
Sai

Hi,
Short Text
BAPI: FI-CA Change Document
Functionality
You can change docuements with this method. Only changes to business partner items are permitted. See the interfaces for the changeable fields. You can create or delete locks on the items.
Parameters
DOCUMENTNUMBER
DOCUMENTHEADER
DOCUMENTHEADERX
RETURN
PARTNERPOSITIONS
PARTNERPOSITIONSX
REPETITIONPOSITIONS
REPETITIONPOSITIONSX
POSITIONLOCKS
EXTENSIONIN
Document Number
Number of the document that is to be changed.
BAPI: Change Structure for Document Header
Document header - modifiable fields
BAPI: Change Structure for Document Header
Select the fields changed in the parameter DocumentHeader.
Retunr : Confirmations
A method return code. The method was successful if the parameters do not contain a message code.
Value range
The most important messages are as follows:
A B1 500 Error during ISO conversion
E >BAPI 005 006 Formal error in document data
E >BAPI 009 Formal error in lock data
E >0 >4 Incorrect data for document
Partner Positions : Line items (open items)
Items of a document - modifiable fields.
Partner Positionsx : Changes to open items
Mark the fields that were changed in the "PartnerPositions" parameter. The link is realized by the 'LINE_NUMBER' field.
Repitition Positions : Line items (repetition specifications)
Repetition specifications for statistical line items for contract accounts - changeable fields.
Repitition Positionsx : Changes to repetition specfications
Here you must mark all the fields that were changed in parameter 'RepetitionsPositios'. The link is realized by the 'LINE_NUMBER' field.
Position Locks : Locks on open items
Process blocks for contract account items.
Existing blocks cannot be changed. You can only create new blocks, (PROCESSING_MODE '01') or delete existing ones (PROCESSING_MODE '04'). If you delete blocks, all blocks for the selected line items, (REP_ITEM, ITEM, SUB_ITEM) and the process IDs (PROCESS_ID) corresponding to the fields LOCKR (Blockin Reason), FDATE (From Date) and TDATE (To Date) are deleted. If, for example, only the field LOCKR had an entry, all blocks that have this blocking reason are deleted.
Extensionin : Customer Enhancements
Parameters for transferring customer-defined data. This data is automatically transferred to the customer-defined enhancements to SAP tables as part of the 'BAPI Table Extensions'.
Value range
The following BAPI table extensions exist:
BAPI_TE_DFKKOPCH for structure DFKKOP
Parameter PARTNERPOSITIONS must contain one line that displays the same LINE_NUMBER and identifies the open item.
BAPI_TE_DFKKOPCHX - Checklist for BAPI_TE_DFKKOPCH
This extension must contain the fields with the same name (type C(1)). The fields that were changed in the structure BAPI_TE_DFKKOPCH must be highlighted.
For more information, see the documentation for structure BAPIPAREX.
Regards,
Padmam.

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