SAP ABAP Data Element /BOBF/CONF_READ_REPEAT (Repeatability of reads to an attribute without changes)
Hierarchy
SAP_BS_FND (Software Component) SAP Business Suite Foundation
   AP-RC-BOF-CFN (Application Component) Business Object Processing Framework Configuration
     /BOBF/CONFIGURATION (Package) Business Object Processing Configuration
Basic Data
Data Element /BOBF/CONF_READ_REPEAT
Short Description Repeatability of reads to an attribute without changes  
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Documentation

Definition

The repeatability of reads on an node attribute without intermediate change notifications.

Use

The repeatability defines if repeated reads of a node will always return the same value for an attribute if no intermediate change notifications were issued for the node instance.

Dependencies

Example

The following modes are available:

  • Unspecified: No repeatability mode was defined (yet), has to be treated like non-repeatable.
  • Repeatable reads: Reads on an attribute will always result in the same value if no change notifications were issued inbetween. Examples are pesistent attributes and transient attributes that are directly derived from persistent attributes.
  • Non-Repeatable reads: Reads on an attribute will not always result in the same value if no change notifications were issued inbetween. The reason might be changes in other Business Objects (e.g. masterdata ID changed) or in the environment (e.g. configuration, system time)

History
Last changed by/on SAP  20130604 
SAP Release Created in 702