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answer for user exits question please

Former Member — Sun, 21 Jan 2007 10:01:31 GMT

hi,

this is vishnu vardhan

1. how many ways are there to see the function modules used of enhancements in user exits?

2.how to print a script on a news paper for 20 lines ,space and 20 lines?

3.is there any table for storing the source code of reports and MM flow?

4.wt is QRFC?

5. how to work on BAPI and BADI ?

Former Member — Sun, 21 Jan 2007 10:17:34 GMT

Vishnu..

1. how many ways are there to see the function modules used of enhancements in user exits?

Go SMOD and give the Exit name, there you can see the Function modules

2.how to print a script on a news paper for 20 lines ,space and 20 lines?

Try using SKIP 20.

3.is there any table for storing the source code of reports and MM flow?

1. you can validate the existence of the report in table TRDIR.

2. If successful, read the report into internal table.

READ REPORT lrep INTO ITAB.

5. how to work on BAPI and BADI ?

To work on BAPI function Modules call the FM for example use for uploading data

and if we want to use to create a BAPI we need to create Business Objects in SWO1

For BADI's we need to implement them in SE19 transaction .

Srini.

Former Member — Sun, 21 Jan 2007 21:24:46 GMT

1. how many ways are there to see the function modules used of enhancements in user exits?

Ans: 1. You can search the standard program with "CUSTOMER-FUNCTION" tag

2. If you know the exit name you can go to CMOD

3.is there any table for storing the source code of reports and MM flow?

Ans: Explore the SAP Help to know the process flow in MM. For example you can check this link:

TSTC table contains the list of program names and transaction codes. Donno the table which stores source code. Doubt it exists!

4.wt is QRFC?

Master the 5 types of RFCs in ABAP. Check this excellent link:

5. how to work on BAPI and BADI ?

Check these links:

And many more in this forum to search.

Hope the above stuff helps you...

Thanks,

Santosh