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Technique Overview<br />

External system<br />

SAP R/2<br />

SAP SAP R/3 R/3<br />

© SAP AG<br />

Queue<br />

Batch<br />

input<br />

sessions<br />

Application<br />

program<br />

Large data sets are transferred to the SAP system using batch input.<br />

SAP<br />

database<br />

Batch input is an automatic procedure. It is often referred to as BDC (Batch <strong>Data</strong> Communication).<br />

To guarantee data consistency, the transfer data is subject to the same checks and updates as dialog<br />

data which is entered interactively by the user. Examples include:<br />

- Format checks<br />

- Automatic value range check (against check table or fixed value range)<br />

- Conversion of user data to program data and vice-versa<br />

- Field default values<br />

The transfer data is stored temporarily in the form of a batch input session in a queue file.<br />

A batch input session is a collection of business processes (transactions).<br />

A user dialog is simulated in a batch input procedure.

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