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I'm developing an application interface with SAP by using Visual Studio .NET and I have a problem about transaction controlling. <br />
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The problem is when I called the series of these BAPI to issue goods<br />
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BAPI_GOODSMVT_CREATE<br />
BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT (specify wait parameter with 'X')<br />
BAPI_LTO_CREATE_POSTING_CH<wbr />ANGE<br />
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Sometime BAPI_GOODSMVT_CREATE &amp;&nbsp;BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT success but BAPI_LTO_CREATE_POSTING_CH<wbr />ANGE fail. That make data in IM not consistent with WM. <br />
Is there anyway to control the transaction that if BAPI_LTO_CREATE_POSTING_CH<wbr />ANGE fail then application should roll back the BAPI_GOODSMVT_CREATE to the original state?<br />
This caused very unstability in my system. <br />
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Please help.
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I'm developing an application interface with SAP by using Visual Studio .NET and I have a problem about transaction controlling. 

The problem is when I called the series of these BAPI to issue goods

BAPI_GOODSMVT_CREATE
BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT (specify wait parameter with 'X')
BAPI_LTO_CREATE_POSTING_CHANGE

Sometime BAPI_GOODSMVT_CREATE & BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT success but BAPI_LTO_CREATE_POSTING_CHANGE fail. That make data in IM not consistent with WM. 
Is there anyway to control the transaction that if BAPI_LTO_CREATE_POSTING_CHANGE fail then application should roll back the BAPI_GOODSMVT_CREATE to the original state?
This caused very unstability in my system. 

Please help.

Use SAP-.NET Connector to issue goods in IM &amp; WM

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Use SAP-.NET Connector to issue goods in IM &amp; WM

Use SAP-.NET Connector to issue goods in IM & WM