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difference between User Exits and Customer-Exits

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Hi

What is the difference between User Exit and Customer

exit?

How to find User Exits?

How to find Customer Exits?

How to Use User Exits?

How to Use Customer Exits?

If i want to disable some fields in standard trans.

based on data, which one is used and how?

I am confused between these two can any one answer

the above questions?

Thanks & Regards,

Abhimanyu.L

Hi

What is the difference between User Exit and Customer

exit?

How to find User Exits?

How to find Customer Exits?

How to Use User Exits?

How to Use Customer Exits?

If i want to disable some fields in standard trans.

based on data, which one is used and how?

I am confused between these two can any one answer

the above questions?

Thanks & Regards,

Abhimanyu.L

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hi,

Check these threads out

Regards,

Santosh

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Former Member
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Hi Abhimanyu,

Checkout this links..,

Hope it helps..,

Regards,

Raja

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Hi Hero,

"The R/3 enhancement concept allows you to add your own functionality to SAP’s standard business applications without having to modify the original applications. SAP creates customer exits for specific programs, screens, and menus within standard R/3 applications. These exits do not contain any functionality. Instead, the customer exits act as hooks. You can hang your own add-on functionality onto these hooks."

Customer exits are implemented in Z-includes and are ENHANCEMENTS to the system.

User-exits were firstly intended to be developed for the SD module. You make your coding in includes in SAP namespace (e.g MV*). That's why, user exits are MODIFICATIONS to the system. In includes for user exits there are empty subroutines ( generally with the name convention "userexit_...") and you code using global variables of the main program.

But, generally developers use these terms without this distinction. So, someone may mean a "customer exit" when (s)he says "user exit" or vice-versa.

Tere Lnt Mail ID pe ek step by step Tutorial bhejta hun...

Hope this will help.

Regards,

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Also follow steps

1)Goto se38

2)Give "ZUSEREXIT" AND RUN IT

3)u WILL GET ALL EXIT NAMES RELATED TO THAT TRANSACTION

THERE ARE MANY DIFF WAYS TO FIND USER /CUSTOMER EXITS THIS IS ONE OF THEM

KUCCH POINTS DEDE RE...HE HE

REGARDS

Message was edited by: Tushar Mundlik