What is continue in SAP BC-CCM-ADK - Archive Development Kit?

SAP Term: continue

• Component: BC-CCM-ADK

• Component Name: Archive Development Kit

• Description: The finishing of the write phase of an archiving session that was interrupted. In order to continue, the delete jobs must have run for the archive files written prior to the interruption.

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• Key Concepts: 
  The term “continue” in the context of the BC-CCM-ADK Archive Development Kit (ADK) refers to the ability to resume a process that was interrupted or stopped. This is done by saving the state of the process and then reloading it at a later time. This allows for processes to be resumed without having to start from the beginning. 
  
  How to use it: 
  The “continue” feature of the BC-CCM-ADK Archive Development Kit can be used by developers to save the state of a process and then reload it at a later time. This allows for processes to be resumed without having to start from the beginning. To use this feature, developers must first save the state of the process in a file or database. Then, when they want to resume the process, they can load the saved state and continue from where they left off. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When using the “continue” feature of the BC-CCM-ADK Archive Development Kit, it is important to ensure that all necessary data is saved in order for the process to be resumed correctly. Additionally, it is important to ensure that any changes made during the process are also saved so that they can be applied when resuming. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The “continue” feature of the BC-CCM-ADK Archive Development Kit is related to other features such as “undo” and “redo” which allow for changes made during a process to be undone or redone as needed. Additionally, this feature is related to other features such as “save” and “load” which allow for processes to be saved and loaded at a later time.