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Dynamic Statement Pattern

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Hi All

I have been creating custom statement patterns and have noticed there is a menu item (Pattern | Dynamic Pattern). Could anybody tell me what this does and how to use it. I don't suppose it allows you to pass a parameter(s) into the custom pattern - like some of the SAP defined ones - because that would be very cool!?

Kind regards

Andy

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If I'm not wrong...What you're talking about is the tool in the SE38 transacction.

It allows you to pass either a FM or statement and it writes the whole structure for you...It's great because it comments all the optional parameters, so you know which one you really need -:)

Hope it helps...

Greetings,

Blag.

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If I'm not wrong...What you're talking about is the tool in the SE38 transacction.

It allows you to pass either a FM or statement and it writes the whole structure for you...It's great because it comments all the optional parameters, so you know which one you really need -:)

Hope it helps...

Greetings,

Blag.

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Hi Blag

Thanks for your reply - you are correct it is the tool in SE38 (and SE80).

However, I'm not sure that you fully understand my question - either that or I don't fully understand your answer! From SE80 it is possible to create a user-defined pattern statement by going to:

Utilities | More Utilities | Edit Pattern | Create Pattern

Once in the Pattern editor screen there is a menu item:

Pattern | Dynamic Pattern.

If you select this it fills the pattern editor with the following text:

*$&$EXIT

Do you know what this means, how it works and how I might modify it to suit my needs?

Kind regards

Andrew

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Well...I guess that I didn't fully understand your question...hehehe...

Actually i haven't create any pattern...And at this time I don't access to a SAP System...As soon as I can, I'm going to give a deep look to it, and try to post something usefull.

Greetings,

Blag.

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