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I'm trying to understand (cause I'm newbie in ABAP) BADI concept. After reading standard course BC425 and some help notes I'm searching for any case studies, which can show me implementation aspect of BADI creation.

For any helping link (clue) points in reward.

Thx in advance, Tomek

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uwe_schieferstein
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Hello Tomasz

There is nothing special or intricate about BAdIs. The tricky part is to find the right BAdI for your requirements.

A BAdI contains an interface that has to be implemented. Implementation includes four steps:

(1) Define an implementation for the BAdI (SE19).

(2) Create the implementing class (this can be done automatically).

(3) Activate the BAdI implementation.

(4) Implement the methods, i.e. the actual coding.

The reason why SAP uses nowadays BAdIs as "user-exit" is because the ABAP-OO approach allows for much more flexibility.

Regards

Uwe

I'm trying to understand (cause I'm newbie in ABAP) BADI concept. After reading standard course BC425 and some help notes I'm searching for any case studies, which can show me implementation aspect of BADI creation.

For any helping link (clue) points in reward.

Thx in advance, Tomek

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just in case you haven't already gone through this <a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005vp/helpdata/en/c2/eab541c5b63031e10000000a155106/frameset.htm">SAP Help</a>

~Suresh

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uwe_schieferstein
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Hello Tomasz

There is nothing special or intricate about BAdIs. The tricky part is to find the right BAdI for your requirements.

A BAdI contains an interface that has to be implemented. Implementation includes four steps:

(1) Define an implementation for the BAdI (SE19).

(2) Create the implementing class (this can be done automatically).

(3) Activate the BAdI implementation.

(4) Implement the methods, i.e. the actual coding.

The reason why SAP uses nowadays BAdIs as "user-exit" is because the ABAP-OO approach allows for much more flexibility.

Regards

Uwe