topic Re: BADI/User Exit for MIGO Batch Split in Application Development and Automation Discussions

BADI/User Exit for MIGO Batch Split

Former Member — Thu, 27 May 2010 12:51:26 GMT

Hello,

Im trying to find BADI or user exit, so i can set batches/or split amount to batches via program.

As far i found user exits: MBCFC010 - EXIT_SAPMM07M_010 and MBCFC003 - EXIT_SAPMM07M_003.

But they only raise when i press "Check" button.

Is it any where i can set batches when i press Batches button or Split button?

Regards,

Temo Chutlashvili

Re: BADI/User Exit for MIGO Batch Split

Marcel_Wahl — Sat, 29 May 2010 01:53:34 GMT

Hi,

first - this is propoably a totally wrong thread to post this question.

But may be the following helps you anyway ;-).

There are only 2 ways to load a badi.

Method CL_EXITHANDLER=>GET_INSTANCE - for old BADIs

Statement "Get Badi" - for new BADIs.

The unfair detail about this is that many old-fahsioned programmers already

instantiate their BADI objects on load of program.

So what often helps is, before entering the transaction you want to search

for BADIs, activate the debugger (/h) and create breakpoints

for the method and the statement. - Then it will stop each time BADI is used.

Now start your transaction and check the BADI names passing through.

Regards, Marcel

Re: BADI/User Exit for MIGO Batch Split

Former Member — Mon, 31 May 2010 06:10:22 GMT

Thanks for reply.

I found suitable BADI for my task (found via Google ).

So problem is solved.

Re: BADI/User Exit for MIGO Batch Split

uwe_schieferstein — Mon, 31 May 2010 21:04:55 GMT

Hello Temo

Don't you think there might be a few people out there in the SAP/SDN world who are facing a similar problem?

And don't you agree that those people might benefit from the solution you have found as well?

What if the solution you found at Google is not applicable for your specific business context???

If you publish your solution and discuss a little bit its business background you may find other who will confirm that the solution works in their environment, too, thus confirming that you are on the right track.

Regards

Uwe