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RFVDEDIT - SAPScript Editor Call-up

Former Member — Thu, 30 Aug 2012 15:28:29 GMT

We have some text maintained which I can view through RFVDEDIT program by giving the Object, Text ID.

However I want to create a new text id, could anyone let me know how to create a new text id and its contents

thanks.

Re: RFVDEDIT - SAPScript Editor Call-up

Former Member — Thu, 30 Aug 2012 15:35:12 GMT

Hi,

Text IDs (and text objects) can be maintained in view V_TTXIDI.

Regards,

Nick

Re: RFVDEDIT - SAPScript Editor Call-up

Former Member — Thu, 30 Aug 2012 15:54:27 GMT

Hi Nick,

Thanks, but I want to maintain around 100 lines of text for that text ID, they have already maintained many other textx which I can view through program RVFDEDIT and RFVDEDIT_RE, the text interface will be similar to standard textx SO10 , can anyone help me how to create that text which I can view through RFVDEDIT program, I dont want to maintain in SO10, as the existing process is to maintain in RFVDEDIT

Re: RFVDEDIT - SAPScript Editor Call-up

Former Member — Thu, 30 Aug 2012 16:21:04 GMT

Hi Prince,

What you need to do is Select any existing object from V_TTXIDI or Create you own object as similar to any existing one and Go to the program RVFDEDIT and provide that object name (From V_TTXIDI Newly created or existing one), and any name you want to give to your text(Ex: New_Text) and Id(From V_TTXIDI ) and Language as EN or your own choice and execute the program, Now select the radio button OFF and click on choose, in the next screen you can write your 100 or more lines and click on save. Do remember your Object, ID, Name and Lang to edit or display it later using the RVFDEDIT program.

Regards,

Ameen.

Re: RFVDEDIT - SAPScript Editor Call-up

Former Member — Fri, 31 Aug 2012 08:15:55 GMT

Hi,

If you can't use SO10 for some reason, RFVDEDIT can be used to create a new text. Specify an existing Object and ID and the name of your new Text, press execute and you get an empty text editor. Paste, Save and you're done.

regards,

Nick