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calling standard text to script

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Hi,

I created standard text using so10. How can I call this text to my script program??

Is there any other way to acheive this??

Thanks,

Ravindra

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Hi ravindra,

Go to Page windows, text elements of your script.

Go to Include standard text from the menu.(Menu pat is Insert->Text->Standard)

GIve the standard text name.

It will be included in your script.

Regards,

Ravi

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Former Member
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Hi ravindra,

Go to Page windows, text elements of your script.

Go to Include standard text from the menu.(Menu pat is Insert->Text->Standard)

GIve the standard text name.

It will be included in your script.

Regards,

Ravi

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Former Member
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Hi Ravindra,

1. PRINT_TEXT

Use the above FM from ur driver program.

Regards,

Amit M.

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FredericGirod
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Hi Ravindra

use that command :

INCLUDE (name) OBJECT (TEXT maybe) ID (ST or ADRS ..) LANGUAGE (SY-LANGU .. )

Rgd

Frédéric

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Former Member
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go to window script editor and choose

menu INSERT->TEXT->STANDARD TEXT->Chose text name

this will insert the piece of script in the layout editor.

vijay

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Hi Ravindra,

By using INCLUDE command you can insert the standard text in script editor.

please go throught the help command for include command and it will explain you in detail.

One more thing regarding that,when you have to transport your request to QA system, you have to include the standard text in your request otherwise your standard text will not be visible in the QA.

To include your standard text to your request in DEU, run program RSTXTRAN.

Regards,

Tarun