Avoid modifications using Implicit enhancements in standard SAP code

[GirieshM]

Hi All,

I just wanna know an iformation regarding Implicit Enhancement.

I had did some implicit enhancements for the appraisal documents and found that it will not affeted even after upgrading.

But when I searched for an information I found that * Avoid modifications using Implicit enhancements in standard SAP code*.

[http://www.sappro.com/article.cfm?id=6012].

But I am unable to read the entire article. Does any one have idea what is the problem in that and how to overcome and acquire our requirement without using it.

With Regards,

Giriesh M

[madhu_vadlamani]

Hi Girish

As i know enhancement point wont create any issue after up gradation.Yesterday i have seen a good answer from max and he also told there is no issue if you go with enhancement point in up gradation.It was answered by Max Bianchi superbly.We can go a head with enhancement point.

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Regards,

Madhu.

[GirieshM]

Hi Madhu,

I went through that thread but what I am asking is "Why they had given in SAP press publisher that please avoid implicit enhancement ".

Even I did Implicit enhancements and facing an error that "The position of a breakpoint cannot be determined". The problem arises in Quality and production but in development it is working fine as per the requirement.

I had raised a OSS message regarding that for knowing the exact answer. But what is my doubt is whether such problems occur because of the implicit enhancement. I had searched in forum to solve this error but none of them aware of the root cause of the issue. Thats why I am eager to know the impact of the implicit enhancement.

With Regards,

Giriesh M

[Former Member]

There are some points where the implicit enhancements lead to an inccorect response. We made an enhancement in the processing of the item level within sales orders- now what happened here was that the scroll bar stopped working for condition records; you could scroll down further then 5 items.

after a careful look in- we found out that de-activating the implicit enhancement corrected the problem. I think this is one of the reasons the author might have suggested to avoid implicit enhancements;