Functionality Reads status objects from the archive (if ARCHIVE_HANDLE>is not 0) or from the database (if ARCHIVE_HANDLE = 0). The status objects read are updated in the parameters T_JSTO, T_JCDO,T_JEST, T_JCDS and T_DJEST. If the archive is read, the status object(s) is(are) delivered to thecurrent archiving object. If the database is read you must make further delimitations, as not allstatus objects can be read at once.Description Archive from which data is to be read, or 0, if the database is to beread. The archive must be opened with a suitable ADK function module, such asARCHIVE_OPEN_FOR_READ>. These functionmodules provide the archive handle to be transferred.Description Controls whether the T_JSTO, T_JCDO, T_JEST, T_JCDS and T_DJEST tablesare to be deleted before reading or whether the data read is to beappended.
- ' ' (SPACE) : Tables are deleted first, only currently read data is
transferred
- 'X' : Data read is appended ("collected")
Value range ' ' or 'X' Default ' ' (SPACE) Description For cross-client reading. When reading from the archive ( ARCHIVE_HANDLE>is not 0) you can specify SPACE here. In this case all the statusobjects for the current archiving object are read, regardless of theclient they belong to.Default SY-MANDT Description Object number for which the status object is to be read. If the database is to be read, you must make a specification here. Ifthe archive is to be read you can make a specification. If the archive is read but no object number is transferred, all thestatus objects in the current archiving object are delivered. If youspecify an object number for which no status object exists in thecurrent archiving object, then nothing is delivered. Default SPACE Description The records for table DJEST are transferred here. Description The records for table JCDO are transferred here. Description The records for table JCDS are transferred here. Description The records for table JEST are transferred here. Description The records for table JSTO are transferred here.
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