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About T-code SPRO

Former Member — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 06:24:59 GMT

<h3> Hello everyone</h3>

<h4>And if I make a smartform, when it is finished , I need to test it with the correct Transanction , so how can i find the right

T-code which is connect my smartforms </h4>

Thank you in advance

Nick

Edited by: nick wang on Dec 19, 2007 2:46 PM

Re: About T-code SPRO

Nimesh_S_Patel — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 06:30:44 GMT

Hi,

I guess you have output type to attach your smarform.

Refer transaction NACE & NACU and attach your program in respective output type.

Consult your functional guy for testing the same.

Thanks

Nimesh S. Patel

Re: About T-code SPRO

Former Member — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 06:58:50 GMT

Hi,

1. Give your program name as input for database table 'TNAPR' or 'T390'.

2. You will get the application area and output type/ shop paper.

3. You can go to NACE/OID1 and get the clues about the transaction.

Thanks and regards,

Binu.

Re: About T-code SPRO

Former Member — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 07:03:05 GMT

Hi Binu

can you say it in detail , I am new for this .

Thank you

Nick

Re: About T-code SPRO

Former Member — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 07:09:36 GMT

There is no Transaction For that.

Go to SE16 & give Table STXFADM.

Also see the Table TNAPR and TTXFP.

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..

Check this thread for more details.

Regards,

Maha