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Integration The SAP lock mechanism is closely related to the update mechanism in R/3 [Extern]. A description of handling lock objects is provided in the ABAP Dictionary Documentation under Lock Objects [Extern]. The ABAP documentation explains the key elements of the lock concept with regard to programming ABAP transactions in the section entitled The R/3 Lock Concept
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