‎2008 Jul 08 6:26 PM
hi,
i am executing transaction VT01N in ECC 6.0. when i save, i get the message in the status bar that "Leg determination is executed " and a number is displayed.
When i debugged the code, placed a break point at call customer function '004' in the program LV56UF03, i found that the customer function was not at all invoked !!
i have my user exit code written in the include ZXV56U11 that is called from FM EXIT_SAPLV56U_004 which must be invoked when CALL CUSTOMER FUNCTION '004' is executed in LV56UF03. It is not !! why ??
thks
‎2008 Jul 08 6:36 PM
HI,
Create the project in CMOD...and give the enhancment name in the project and activate the project..Then the user exit code will be triggered..
THanks
Naren
‎2008 Jul 08 6:35 PM
‎2008 Jul 08 6:36 PM
HI,
Create the project in CMOD...and give the enhancment name in the project and activate the project..Then the user exit code will be triggered..
THanks
Naren
‎2008 Jul 08 6:50 PM
thanks..but how would i know the enhancement name associated to the user exit ?? my function exit FM is EXIT_SAPLV56U_004.
‎2008 Jul 08 7:05 PM
Go to transaction SMOD. Please F4 for Enhancment. In the Additions Selections(Press + For additional selections), Give component name as EXIT_SAPLV56U_004 and press Enter. In your case, its V56USVDP.
Thanks
Romit
‎2008 Jul 08 7:39 PM
Thanks Romit, I did that and activated the project. but still the CALL Customer function '004' in lv56uf03 is not executed.
I went back to cmod and opened that project and clicked on components. My FM name is listed there but the Green color square box is missing in the third column as it appears for other exits.. could that be any reason ?
pl help
‎2008 Jul 08 7:41 PM
yeah I got it....I had to click on activate in that screen !!
thanks to all for helping..
‎2008 Jul 08 6:47 PM
Hello,
Also make sure your user exit code is active. Usually when you transport the user exit include from one environment to another example: from DEV to QA user exit include will be in the inactive status. We need to manually do that activation.
Thanks,
Greetson