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After reading this great blog from joury.jonkergouw on his website about Delete overlapping requests DataStore Object using ABAP, we had a similar issue, however we needed to keep one historic load in the DSO. That's why we altered the code a bit to keep requests from one DSO.

Kudos to the code of Joury, very nice to implement.

     DATA:

       l_t_rsiccont   TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF rsiccont,

       lv_ftimestampc TYPE c LENGTH 14,

       lv_ttimestampc TYPE c LENGTH 14,

       lv_frtimestamp TYPE rstimestmp,

       lv_totimestamp TYPE rstimestmp,

       lv_calweek     TYPE /bi0/oicalweek,

       lv_first_date  TYPE scal-date,

       lv_last_date   TYPE scal-date.

     CONSTANTS:

       lc_begin_time TYPE c LENGTH 6 VALUE '000000',

       lc_end_time   TYPE c LENGTH 6 VALUE '235959',

       lc_dso        TYPE rsinfocube VALUE 'ZJJ_DSO_NAME',

       lc_dso_out    TYPE rsinfocube VALUE 'ZRB_DSO_NAME'.

     FIELD-SYMBOLS:

            <lfs_rsiccont> TYPE rsiccont.

*-  Convert system date to calendar week.

     CALL FUNCTION 'ZBW_DATE_TO_ANYTHING'

       EXPORTING

         i_calday  = sy-datum

       IMPORTING

         e_calweek = lv_calweek.

*-  Get week first and last day.

     CALL FUNCTION 'WEEK_GET_FIRST_DAY'

       EXPORTING

         week         = lv_calweek

       IMPORTING

         date         = lv_first_date

       EXCEPTIONS

         week_invalid = 1

         OTHERS       = 2.

*-  Define last day of the week

     lv_last_date = lv_first_date + 6.

*-  Concatenate to a string with format YYYYMMDDHHIISS

     CONCATENATE lv_first_date lc_begin_time INTO lv_ftimestampc.

     CONCATENATE lv_last_date lc_end_time INTO lv_ttimestampc.

*-  Convert the from and to string to a timestamp format

*-  Needed to select data from the RSICCONT

     lv_frtimestamp = lv_ftimestampc.

     lv_totimestamp = lv_ttimestampc.

*-  Select all requests which are currently in the data monitor

*- The adjustment made is an inner join from the request table

*- which stores the source of the DTP and is filtered out in the where class

     SELECT rnr timestamp FROM rsiccont AS p

     INNER JOIN rsbkrequest AS r ON r~request = p~rnr

     INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE l_t_rsiccont

     WHERE icube EQ lc_dso

     AND NOT src EQ lc_dso_out

     AND timestamp BETWEEN lv_frtimestamp AND lv_totimestamp.

*-  If we start ASCENDING then the oldest requests will be

*-  deleted including the ones till the current date.

     SORT l_t_rsiccont BY timestamp DESCENDING.

*-  Start looping over the requests.

     LOOP AT l_t_rsiccont ASSIGNING <lfs_rsiccont>.

*-    Delete requests from the DSO

       CALL FUNCTION 'RSSM_DELETE_REQUEST'

         EXPORTING

           request                    = <lfs_rsiccont>-rnr

           infocube                   = lc_dso

           dialog                     = abap_false

         EXCEPTIONS

           request_not_in_cube        = 1

           infocube_not_found         = 2

           request_already_aggregated = 3

           request_already_comdensed  = 4

           no_enqueue_possible        = 5

           cube_in_planning_mode      = 6

           OTHERS                     = 7.

*      Uncomment if you want to enable error handling

*      IF sy-subrc <> 0.

*        MESSAGE ID sy-msgid TYPE sy-msgty NUMBER sy-msgno

*              WITH sy-msgv1 sy-msgv2 sy-msgv3 sy-msgv4.

*      ENDIF.

     ENDLOOP.

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