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Using BAPI upload excel file for t-code AS02 in SAP

Using BAPI " BAPI_FIXEDASSET_CHANGE " create a zprogram to upload excel file for mass change fixed asset in SAP. REPORT  ZAS02_ASSET_CHANGE_UPLOAD . TYPE-POOLS :  truxs . " Structure for Excel data TYPES :  BEGIN  OF  ty_excel ,          anln1  TYPE  anln1 ,          bukrs  TYPE  bukrs ,          kostl  TYPE  kostl ,          werks  TYPE  werks ,          prctr  TYPE  prctr ,         END  OF  ty_excel . DATA :  lt_excel     TYPE  TABLE  OF  ty_excel ,       ls_excel     TYPE  ty_excel ,     ...

Unique key constraint

Unique key constraint: We use UNIQUE constraint to enforce uniqueness of a column i.e the column shouldn't allow any duplicate values. We can add a Unique constraint thru the designer or using a query. To add a unique constraint using SQL server management studio designer: 1. Right-click on the table and select Design 2. Right-click on the column, and select Indexes/Keys... 3. Click Add 4. For Columns, select the column name you want to be unique. 5. For Type, choose Unique Key. 6. Click Close, Save the table. To create the unique key using a query: Alter Table Table_Name Add Constraint Constraint_Name Unique (Column_Name) Both primary key and unique key are used to enforce, the uniqueness of a column. So, when do you choose one over the other? A table can have, only one primary key. If you want to enforce uniqueness on 2 or more columns, then we use unique key constraint. What is the difference between Primary key constraint and Unique key constraint? ...