Answer Posted / Aditya Kumar Pandey
In SAP ABAP, there are several lock modes available for tables: n1. X-Lock (Exclusive Lock): This prevents other users from accessing or modifying a record while it is locked.n2. S-Lock (Shared Lock): This allows multiple users to read a record, but no user can modify it until all shared locks are released.n3. IS-Lock (Intention Share Lock): This is used for update intentions and prevents other users from acquiring an X-lock on the same record.n4. ISX-Lock (Intention Exclusive Lock): This is similar to IS-lock but also prevents other users from acquiring S-locks.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
Hi every one ! You people are doing a great job here , Im going to attend Tata Technologies interivew on this sunday,Can anyone who has already attended this company interivew or other companies interivews in abap pls share ur experience with me and help me to get into job my id ushareddyabap@gmail.com. Thankyou verymcuh
What work you have done in HR module
How can we handle table control in bdc? : abap bdc
1/ How do u apprach if error occur in sending idocs ? 2/ where u assigned process code ?
please give the remaining answers.
How do you get the number of lines in an internal table? How to use a specific number occurs statement?
What is your current client number?
what comes in Timkein written test I hope some body can tell me at this id plz tell it before 9 pm 19 march
What is the project you are currently working and work that you are doing
Did you create secondary index?
