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problem in PO SAP Script, producing a PDF format.

Former Member — Mon, 19 Dec 2005 07:29:21 GMT

Hi,

Description: We have developed a Purchase Order script. Both the Print Program and SAP Script are customised i.e., we are no longer using the standard MEDRUCK. The print preview is fine and when we take a print out the output looks good.

Problem: When the output type is changes to External Send using the Messages tab in the transaction ME23N, the output is given to a PDF file. In this output the vertical lines are not coming properly. The vertical lines are printed using the VLINE statement of sap script.

Solution Required for: Could any one please tell me why are we getting this problem and a possible solution for this.

Code:

M9   &VLINE&,,&GT_EKPO-EBELP(Z)&,,&VLINE&,,<TX>&GT_EKPO-IDNLF(C14)&</>    
=    ,,&VLINE&,,<TX>&GT_EKPO-TXZ01(C40)&</>,,&VLINE&,,&GT_EKPO-MENGE(C.0)&
=    ,,&GT_EKPO-MEINS(3)&,,&VLINE&,,
=  &GT_EKPO-NETPR(9.2)&                  
=    ,,&VLINE&,,&GT_EKPO-NETWR(9.2)&,,&VLINE&

Thanks and Regards,

Raghavendra Goutham.

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Re: problem in PO SAP Script, producing a PDF format.

former_member480923 — Mon, 19 Dec 2005 10:57:28 GMT

What i can suggest from here without getting a look at the code within the SAPScript you can use the POSITION command with in the SAPScript for getting the exact location of the box, otherwise replace the vline command with BOX command which will be i think best solution for the problem.

Anirban

Re: problem in PO SAP Script, producing a PDF format.

Former Member — Mon, 19 Dec 2005 11:06:52 GMT

Hi,

What is the value stored in VLINE? Is it sy-VLIne?

Try giving Sy-vline in place of Vline. Or try giving syst-vline.

Regards,

Ravi

Re: problem in PO SAP Script, producing a PDF format.

Former Member — Mon, 19 Dec 2005 11:09:45 GMT

Hi,

Best practise is 1st you FRAME the window with boxes.........

Example.....

/* BEGIN OF CHANGE LDEEPAK 09/12/2005.

/: IF &VBDKR-VBTYP& = 'O' OR &VBDKR-VBTYP& = 'S' OR &VBDKR-VBTYP& = '6'.

/: BOX YPOS '0.0' CM WIDTH '25.4' CM HEIGHT '0.85' CM FRAME 4 TW

/: BOX YPOS '0' CM XPOS '4.4'CM WIDTH '0'CM HEIGHT '0.85'CM FRAME 4 TW

/: BOX YPOS '0' CM XPOS '8.35'CM WIDTH '0'CM HEIGHT '0.85'CM FRAME 4 TW

/: BOX YPOS '0' CM XPOS '11.6'CM WIDTH '0'CM HEIGHT '0.85'CM FRAME 4 TW

/: BOX YPOS '0' CM XPOS '19.65'CM WIDTH '0'CM HEIGHT '0.85'CM FRAME 4 TW

B <K>CUSTOMER NO.</> <K> CONTRACT NO. / SALES ORDER NO.</>

= <K> ORIGINAL INVOICE NO.</> ,,<K> CUSTOMER PO.</>

= ,,,,<K>TERMS</>

/: BOX YPOS '3.25'CM WIDTH '25.4'CM HEIGHT '0.95'CM FRAME 0 TW INTENSITY 8

/: BOX YPOS '5.1'CM WIDTH '25.4'CM HEIGHT '0.95'CM FRAME 0 TW INTENSITY 8

/: BOX YPOS '6.95'CM WIDTH '25.4'CM HEIGHT '0.95'CM FRAME 0 TW INTENSITY 8

/: BOX YPOS '8.85'CM WIDTH '25.4'CM HEIGHT '0.95'CM FRAME 0 TW INTENSITY 8

/: BOX YPOS '10.6'CM WIDTH '25.4'CM HEIGHT '0.95'CM FRAME 0 TW INTENSITY 8

Like this you can give commands.

Later you can code for getting the values in to window.

Here while populating the values you need to use TABS to place the value in correct position.

Thanks.

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Re: problem in PO SAP Script, producing a PDF format.

Former Member — Mon, 19 Dec 2005 11:12:06 GMT

its advisable to use BOX commands for vertical lines rather than using sy-vline.. sy-vline generally gives problems wen we use different outputs or outputs in diff printers and the like.

Regards,

Bikash

Re: problem in PO SAP Script, producing a PDF format.

Former Member — Wed, 21 Dec 2005 08:34:57 GMT

Hi,

Thanks for your esteemed replies. I think i haven't explained my problem well. In the "Messages" push-button in the Appliation Toolbar in ME23N transaction when ever i am creating a message with output type 5 the Print Preview is not proper and when the output type is 1 the print preview has no problem.

We are using TIMES font by default. Is it the font problem. Any input in this regard is highly appreciated.

Thanks and Regards,

Raghavendra Goutham P.