2008 Oct 24 1:33 PM
Hi, everyone,
I am reading a bdc program written by others,
bdc_okcode = '/3'..?
I don't know what is the ok_code '/3'...
can any body tell me...please
Thanks a lot.
2008 Oct 28 8:10 AM
/1, /2 ... /12 in the command field coreesponds to the keyboard functions keys F1 to F2.
/13, /14, ... /24 corresponds to SHIFT F1 to SHIFT F12
/25, /26, ... /36 corresponds to CTRL F1 to CTRL F12
example: /13 in SE38 will do a pretty printer = SHIFT F1;
/30 in SE38 will do a pattern = CTRL F6.
2008 Oct 24 1:39 PM
Check the program from the transaction, check the screen you're processing and then check the PF-status used in said screen.
My guess is it's the back button pressed during recording.
2008 Oct 27 9:12 AM
Thank you Maen Anachronos .
I guess it is back too.
But I saw the PF-status,
the back of code is : / RW,
So, I am a little confuse on it.
is there any releation ship between /rw and /3 ??
thanks .
2008 Oct 27 9:19 AM
2008 Oct 27 9:32 AM
Hi all,
"BDC_OKCODE" is nothing but a field which gives confirmation for entering in to the next screen.
"/n" means when we run session in Background it will terminate that session(means Processing session) and it will go to the next screen.
For example : I wrote BDC for CS02 T-code, if u go to that T-code, in initial screen it will ask Material, Plant, Usage and Alternative BOM.
For each and every material there are minimum 3 Alternatives BOM'S.if u press '/n' it will go to second alternative BOM and again if u press '/n' it will go to next alternative BOM. Like that it will work.
Thanks & Regards,
Raghu.
2008 Oct 27 10:18 AM
"/3" is set ok_code to "3", there are some programs which have this code (and other may have it dynamically) (Thats the reason i asked for the program name)
MENUFDCU BAV
RFWEKO01 Extended Bill of Exchange Information: Sort by Due Date
RLINV040 Bin/total list
RLINV040_OLD Bin/total list
RLLS0600 Dialog box for data input
RPRHRDOC_POOL Display Tax Lines
RSSHINFO Technology
RSSHSOMI Environment
SAPLLCMB Entry of material number to cancel transfer requirement
SAPLLMOB Third menu item
SAPL0CP1 Material BOM Field Groups
SAPMKCSL Maintain requirements
SAPML01S 101 SB-Create data
SAPML01S Bin position
SAPML02B 101 Create TR
SAPML03T 104 Create TO manually: preparation screen for stock plcmnt
SAPML03T Print storage unit
SAPML04I Create inventory record: initial screen
SAPML04I Inventory doc.99
SAPMSEUA Excluded Clients
SAPMV03D Status 3
SAPMV03D Haz.Substance Data Transfer
There are hard coded values like /o, /n and the like, press F1 in the command field to get a list. (or look at OSS [Note 26171 - Possible entry values for command field ("OK-code")|https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/26171])
Regards
2008 Oct 28 2:36 AM
Thanks , everyone's reply.
I know /rw, /back,/00, ?/eend,
I am reading other people's bdc program,
there are /3, /11,/12 in this program,
I don't know what's the meaning of them,
if I record it by myself, I can't get /11,/12 ,
so, how to know what's the meniang of /11,/12?
2008 Oct 28 3:18 AM
2008 Oct 28 7:10 AM
I found only three programs with these codes :
RFWEKO01 11 Extended Bill of Exchange Information: Sort by Vendor
RFWEKO01 12 Sort by Vendor: Line Item Display
RFWEKO01 3 Extended Bill of Exchange Information: Sort by Due Date
RSSHINFO 11 R/3 Philosophy
RSSHINFO 12 SAP Strategy
RSSHINFO 3 Technology
RSSHSOMI 11 SAPoffice
RSSHSOMI 12 SAPmail
RSSHSOMI 3 Environment
F.75 Extended Bill/Exchange Information
F_75 Extended Bill/Exchange Information
SO91 SAPfind SO: SAPoffice Marketing Info
.Which one of the attached transaction do you use ?
Regards
2008 Oct 28 7:48 AM
You get that code when you press a function key: F1 - F2 - F3 - F4 and so on.
And F3 = 3 = back.
F11 might be SAVE.
Edited by: Maen Anachronos on Oct 28, 2008 8:49 AM
2008 Oct 28 8:10 AM
/1, /2 ... /12 in the command field coreesponds to the keyboard functions keys F1 to F2.
/13, /14, ... /24 corresponds to SHIFT F1 to SHIFT F12
/25, /26, ... /36 corresponds to CTRL F1 to CTRL F12
example: /13 in SE38 will do a pretty printer = SHIFT F1;
/30 in SE38 will do a pattern = CTRL F6.
2008 Oct 29 1:10 AM