topic Re: NACE in Application Development and Automation Discussions

In NACE T code we have the application for each one. based on the application output type can be defined, based on output type script and print program can be defined.

If suppose data can be read from EDI then we should go for condition records.

Hope this resolves your query.

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Re: NACE

Former Member — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 11:23:41 GMT

Hi Ramesh,

NACE is the Tcode used to link the Application type, Output Types and its processing Routines like ( Driver programs and attached Script forms or Smartforms).

You should know the Application of a document first Like:

for PO it is EF, for sales Doc's it is V1, for Delivery docs it is V2, for billing Doc's it is V3 etc.

so first select the Application type (ex: EF) for PO and press OUtput types

then a list will come in that you should know the related output type for PO.

in this case it is NEU,

select that and click on the processing Routines button on the lft side

it will display the Medium, Driver Program and the Script form or smartform related to that document..

Hope you understood.

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Regards,

ANJI

Re: NACE

Former Member — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 11:25:05 GMT

Hi,

this is for assigning the output types.

in this tcode u can assign the scripts(or smart forms),print programs,subroutiens(in case if u used any in the forms) to a perticular output type (mail,fax,print,etc...)

rgds,

bharat.

Re: NACE

Former Member — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 11:25:07 GMT

Hi,

In Customizing for the relevant application, you define the condition components for message determination. Conversely you define the actual messages in the application transaction as condition records. For more information, see

Message Definition in the Application

Process flow

Keep to the order of the following steps:

Create Condition Table

Defining Access Sequences

Defining Output Types

Defining the Procedure

The following diagram illustrates this process. Please note that the condition components are defined from the lowest to the highest hierarchy level. Details for a condition element are explained in its Object documentation . Check if SAP standard settings meet your requirements.

Hope this will help you

Re: NACE

kiran_k8 — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 11:27:54 GMT

Ramesh,

NACE is a transaction which is dealt by Functional People.Let me explain you in detail.

As you know for every smartform or sap script we create we need to have driver program which facilitates the execution of this smartform or script.NACE is a transaction which facilitates this connection between the smartform and driver program or script and driver program.

In the NACE depending on the application( for ex billing-V3) we assign the corresponding smartform(script) and it's corresponding driver program and assign the output type.

For better understanding follow the below steps.

GO TO NACE.

SELECT V3 BILLING.

CLICK ON OUTPUT TYPES.

CLICK ON POSITION.

CHOOSE RD00 AND CLICK THE TICK MARK.

THEN RD00 INVOICE WILL GET HIGHLIGHTED.

NOW CLICK ON THE PROCESSIN ROUTINES.

AT THIS PLACE YOU CAN ASSIGN THE CORRESPONDING SMARTFORM AND THE DRIVER PROGRAM.(SAME FOR THE SCRIPT TOO).

If any questions revert.

Reward if found helpful.

K.Kiran.

Message was edited by: kiran

Kiran K

Re: NACE

Former Member — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 11:30:26 GMT

Hi Ramesh,

This t-code NACE is mainly used for creation of the output type.

With this u can view your SAP script output by specifying the name of the SAP script driver program.

Try out the following steps:

1. Go to NACE.

2. Select the required application and then click on the "Output type" push button.

3. Click on the "Display/Change" icon so that u can create ur output type here.

4. Then click on the output type u have created and click on the "processing routines" folder on the left.

5. Mention the form name in the "FORM" column.

6. Save it.

Now the output type is created using NACE and ur output can be viewed.

Reward if helpful.

Regards,

Ginni