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Capturing Confugaration values from Memory

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Hi All,

Can anyone help me out capturing the configuration values from memory... I can retrieve the configuration values from different tables like IBIN, IBINVALUES,IBSYMBOLS and from certain functiona modules like "VC_I_GET_CONFIGURATION_IBASE" however all the above sources doesnt get values from memory, they capture when the order is saved....

But i have to capture the configuration values when the configurator icon is hit on the order screen which stores the stored configuration values in the memory......

Is there any way to capture the values from memory....Pls help me out....Kindly treat it urgent....

Edited by: Alvaro Tejada Galindo on Feb 29, 2008 2:36 PM

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Plsss help me out....Does anybody have an idea how to do it.......

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Hi GANESH_KAR.

I have the same problem.

How did you solve it?

Can you help me whit this problem or can you give me some advices?

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Which T-code you are talking about..??

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Hi.

I`m trying to implement a User Exit ‘MGA00001’ for transaction MM01 and MM02 when the user exit works I don`t have the information that I need, I need the information of the button “Configuere variant” in the second view “Basic data 2” , the Characteristics Values.

When I trying to find this information, It isn`t already save in tables.

I need this information to validate and send to the user different messages to change it.

My question is:

Can I capturing the configuration values from memory? Or Can I find this values from another tables?

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Hi Sonja,

when you are in the user exit, please check the call stack. You can click in the hierarchy and check if there is any structure avalable in the calling program(s). The try a dynamic assign like this


CONSTANTS: BSL(20) VALUE '(SAPMF05A)BSEG-BSCHL'.

FIELD-SYMBOLS: <BSL>.

ASSIGN (BSL) TO <BSL>.

You can assign all global fields, structures and even internal tables. For structures and itabs you may declare field-symbols accordingly as TYPE <structure name> or TYPE TABLE.

SAP ignores that this still works, it is not documented since 5 years or so but it works!

Regards,

Clemens

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Thank you, for your help.