2007 Dec 11 11:29 AM
hi experts,
i was searching some information about how to deal with menu exits and io found this information.But i'm not clear with one point.
This is the information:
1.go to the transaction,in which u want to create menu exit.
go to the program, system->status-> gui_status.
in the gui status, if u can find any menu with + sign , then u can do menu exit for that. other wise no.
2.if u find + sign, then see the package of the program.
3. now go to cmod/smod.in enhancement assignment, find the exits in the package.
4. once u find the menu exit. go to that gui status and place menus u want
5. it should be proceeded by function exit.
I didn't got the second point.Can anybody explain this in detail..
Gaurav
hi experts,
i was searching some information about how to deal with menu exits and io found this information.But i'm not clear with one point.
This is the information:
1.go to the transaction,in which u want to create menu exit.
go to the program, system->status-> gui_status.
in the gui status, if u can find any menu with + sign , then u can do menu exit for that. other wise no.
2.if u find + sign, then see the package of the program.
3. now go to cmod/smod.in enhancement assignment, find the exits in the package.
4. once u find the menu exit. go to that gui status and place menus u want
5. it should be proceeded by function exit.
I didn't got the second point.Can anybody explain this in detail..
Gaurav
2007 Dec 11 11:34 AM
Hi
It means your transaction hasn't a menu exit.
There are few programs with a exit for a menu, let's know in which transaction you need to have that exit.
Max
2007 Dec 11 11:34 AM
if u find +sign then there exists menu exit for that then u can view the package for that transaction
2007 Dec 11 11:40 AM
hi,
can i have a transaction where menu exits are possible. Actually, i want to see the + sign once to clearify.
Thanks ,
Gaurav
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