Committing SAP background
events by an external task
About this task
SAP events
defined as HCL Workload Automation internetwork
dependencies, by default
are not automatically committed after their processing. You can modify
this default by specifying the -commit parameter.
Otherwise, if you leave the default, you must commit the processed
event by using the external task Put Information (PI).
The PI task commits all the processed events that meet the given
criteria. For this reason, it is recommended that you run this task
at the end of the working day. By doing so, internetwork dependencies
that are already resolved are not reset and the objects depending
on them are not blocked until they are resolved again.
From
a command line, enter the following command:
Figure 1. Command syntax
Where:
-t PI
The identifier of the task to be performed,
in this case PI
(Put Information). This parameter is required.
-c XA_Unique_ID
The unique identifier for the extended agent workstation connected to the SAP background processing system
where the event is run. This parameter is required. For information about retrieving the unique
identifier for the extended agent workstation, see UNIQUE_ID.
-t CE
The identifier of the task to
be performed, in this case CE
(Commit Event). This parameter is required.
-evtid sap_event_name
The name of the SAP R/3 event
running on the background processing
system. If the name contains blanks, enclose it between single quotes.
This parameter is required.
-evtpar sap_event_parm
The parameter of the SAP event
running on the background processing
system. If the parameter contains blanks, enclose it between single
quotes. This parameter is optional. If you do not specify it, all
the SAP events
with the name you specified, with or without a parameter,
are committed on the target system.
The following is an example of how to commit the SAP event named
SAP_TEST, with parameter 1234567, with extended agent workstation
with unique identifier horse10 connected to the background processing system:
r3batch -t PI -c horse10 -- " -t CE -evtid SAP_TEST -evtpar 1234567"
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