There is a pair of SAP transactions which might be used when you need to reset data from SAP database tables temporarily stored in buffers. Actually, those codes are not real transactions but so called OK fields that are able to be entered in field of transaction (sometimes called as command field) within SAP GUI. The below codes manipulates with different buffers of the application server.
/$TAB RSADMIN refreshes buffers for specific tables e.g.
RSADMIN
/$TAB refreshes all table buffers +
the program buffer
/$SYNC refreshes all table buffers, except
the program buffer
/$SYNP probably the same as above
/$CUA refreshes a CUA
(central user administration) buffers
/$DYN refreshes a screen buffers
/$DYNP probably the same as above
/$NAM refreshes a nametab buffers
/$OTR refreshes a OTR
(Online Text Repository - central storage location for texts and its
translations) buffers
After
successful execution of those transactions you are suppose to get messages
like:
All
buffers were reset
Message no. 00012
TAB
buffer reset
Message no. 00044
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excellent forum to learn and implement in reality.....
Pulla Rao
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