Transactions That Create Events

[Michael Pokraka]

Hi Nat,
That's not quite how I meant it. As I said it is not usually the transact=
ion
that raises the event, so the question is irrevlevant. Events are NOT tie=
d
to a transaction. They are related, but many events depend on config. VL0=
1
may raise a SalesOrder.Created, but so can an IDOC posting (e.g. BD87).
 
What I did mean is that if you have one specific transaction in mind you =
can
execute everything and see what gets raised. My example was to illustrate
that a transaction (delivery GI) can have knock on effects (changing sale=
s
order), so it is impossible to really list every possibility.
 
Searching for events is one of those pastimes that we all have fun with a=
t
one point or other....
 
Cheers
Mike
 
Nat 4 Govender wrote:
> Hi Mike,
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> There are +- 57 000 transaction and this would take some time to comple=
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> I was looking for a quicker way to get this information.
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> Regards
> Nat Govender
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> Hi Nat,
> Perform all functions of the transaction and check the event log?
> Events are usually not raised by a transaction, it can be anything from
> change documents to status management. So you can do a goods issue on a
> delivery (VL02), and get a SalesOrder.Changed event out of it.
> Cheers
> Mike
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> Nat 4 Govender wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> This might sound silly but how can I find out what events are created =
per
>> transaction and the business objects effected as well.
>>
>>
>> Regards
>> Nat Govender
>> Toyota South Africa
>> SAP Support  - SAP Workflow
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