topic Re: Implicit Enhancement in Application Development and Automation Discussions

Implicit Enhancement

Former Member — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 22:59:31 GMT

Hi,

I have done one Implicit Enhancement and forget where i have done that, I know I have done for IDOC_INPUT_ORDERS but somehow i am not able to go back to that point.

I can only go through SE80 transaction code.

could you please tell me if there is way i can find that include or program ?

I can see logical position (Logical Position: \PR:SAPLVEDA\FO:VA01_DYNPRO_POSITION_UE).

I need this for some debugging reasons.

Thanks

Re: Implicit Enhancement

lijisusan_mathews — Sat, 13 Aug 2011 01:51:25 GMT

When you navigate through se80, you can see the list of enhancements( in your package if you assigned one). From there , you can double click on the enhancement object to traverse to it.. There you find the technical details . You would probably find an Abap editor button on the Alv grid( where the list is displayed), you can click on it to navigate there.

Alternately, go to se10 and find the request you stored it in( look in released if it is already transported ). in the object list, the enhancement will be there. You can navigate from there too.

Re: Implicit Enhancement

Former Member — Sat, 13 Aug 2011 02:55:08 GMT

Hi Suzie,

thanks for your reply, As i explained I am able to navigate through SE80 and even SE10 is taking me to same place. I would like to know in which include/program I have done this?

Is there anyway i can figure out this? I would like to know from which program/FM/Perform this Implicit Enhancement has been called?

Thanks

Re: Implicit Enhancement

Sandra_Rossi — Sat, 13 Aug 2011 11:00:36 GMT

Hi,


Logical Position: \PR:SAPLVEDA\FO:VA01_DYNPRO_POSITION_UE

means that it is the program SAPLVEDA (and as it begins with SAPL, it means it is function group VEDA), subroutine VA01_DYNPRO_POSITION_UE.

Knowing that, you can first navigate to the function group via SE80, expand its content and navigate to the subroutine.

Sandra

Re: Implicit Enhancement

Former Member — Sat, 13 Aug 2011 15:10:25 GMT

If you remember the name you have given for your implicit enhancement, You can try searching from SE20. Use wild characters ZABC.

Thanks!!

Re: Implicit Enhancement

Former Member — Sat, 13 Aug 2011 17:41:34 GMT

Thanks Ashok, i could able to figure out from here, by using where used..

thanks again