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Triggering output type using ABAP code

Former Member — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 06:04:54 GMT

Dear Friends,

I am trying to trigger an output type by submitting RSNAST00 with all the required input in one of my ABAP program and I am getting error messages. See the code which I have written below and help me to resolve this issue. Also, suggest me if we have any alternate methods to do it:

ranges: range_kappl for nast-kappl,

range_objky for nast-objky,

range_kschl for nase-kschl,

range_nacha for nast-nacha.

move: 'I' to range_objky-sign,

'EQ' to range_objky-option,

vttk-tknum to range_objky-low.

append range_objky.

move: 'I' to range_kappl-sign,

'EQ' to range_kappl-option,

'V7' to range_kappl-low.

append range_kappl.

move: 'I' to range_kschl-sign,

'EQ' to range_kschl-option,

'ZNM7' to range_kschl-low.

append range_kschl.

move: 'I' to range_nacha-sign,

'EQ' to range_nacha-option,

'2' to range_nacha-low.

append range_nacha.

submit rsnast00

with s_kappl in range_kappl

with s_objky in range_objky

with s_kschl in range_kschl

with s_nacha in range_nacha

and return.

Thanks & regards,

Mallikarjuna M

Re: Triggering output type using ABAP code

Rushikesh_Yeole — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 06:11:59 GMT

hello,

Declare tables: VTTK statement for synatx error.

Why do not you select option for VTTK-TANUM.

FOr NAST-OBJKEY 10 lchar. should be passed.USe conversion exit if neede.

which error messages u r getting?

Re: Triggering output type using ABAP code

former_member611181 — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 18:45:59 GMT

Use below subroutine.

Fill nast structure with whatever data you have.

PERFORM einzelnachricht_dialog(rsnast00) USING lv_rcode.

Advantages of using this are

1. If Output already exists and it waiting it will not submit new one.

2. You can control user name,date,time in nast entries.

Re: Triggering output type using ABAP code

Former Member — Thu, 04 Aug 2011 16:42:07 GMT

Dear Sriram,

Many thanks for the needful.

Regards,

Mallikarjun.