Customizing the VL32N transaction's BACK / EXIT functionality

[Former Member]

Hello All,

Please let me know how to Customizing the VL32N transaction's BACK / EXIT functionality based on codition.

My requirment is : when user click on BACK / EXIT of VL32N without saving the changes then it will display a pop-up with the inforamtion '' System will exit the processing Do you want to save data'', still user click on 'NO' option of the pop-up then it will move the initial screen of VL32N ( as per Standard process ) , instead of it has to move 'SAP easy access ' screen .

Please reply if anyone have solution.

Thanks

[Former Member]

Hi Nandana,

What we have to do here is to find out a BAdi, or exit or an enhancement point during this activity.

To find the BAdi please follow below procedure.

Go to transaction SE24, class name CL_EXITHANDLER, go to methods, double click on method GET_INSTANCE.

Set a break point at

CALL METHOD cl_exithandler=>get_class_name_by_interface

EXPORTING

instance = instance

IMPORTING

class_name = class_name

CHANGING

exit_name = exit_name

EXCEPTIONS

no_reference = 1

no_interface_reference = 2

no_exit_interface = 3

data_incons_in_exit_managem = 4

class_not_implement_interface = 5

OTHERS = 6.

CASE sy-subrc.

Now run trasaction VL32N, and after you reach or enter some data in the next screens, press the button BACK/EXIT , your control will break at each BADI(If any), exit name and instance will give you the BADI details.

If there is no BAdi during this activity, enter /h just before BACK/EXIT and set BREAK POINT AT(Menu-> Break pints-> Break points at) statement = CALL , if you can find out the customer exit by this way(if any) you can add your code here. Here also please check whether you are getting Yes/No values throgh the interface of exit function module.

Next part is enhancement point , here problem is you may have to write the same code in PAI of several screens.

Please check the feasiblity of these solutions, hope this will help you to a certain extent.

Thanks and Regards,

Antony Thomas