2008 Feb 08 10:50 AM
Hi everybody,
I don't have a lot of implementation user exits. As my knowledge, I know the basic steps would be :
1. Find the appropriate Enhancement.
2. Enter the ABAP code in the "Z" program within the function module.
3. Create a project.
4. Add the Enhancement to the project.
5. Activate the project.
At the step (2), when I double click on the Include ZX* within source code of the function module to realize the exit, the system would prompt to create the include. But NO, it always prompt that the name of include is reserved by SAP and I cannot create it... I entered an access key for the object ...
Do you know what step did I miss ? How can I create/implement that include ?
Thanks a lot for your quick reponses!
2008 Feb 16 11:53 AM
Hi,
After system responds with "the name of include is reserved by SAP"
press Enter button one more time. Include will be created.
Cheers,
Chaitanya.
2008 Feb 08 10:54 AM
You have one icon on the application tool bar whick look like Musquito coil . just click on that then select the following path.
Edit->Enahncement operations->Show Implicit Enhancements
Now you can create enhancement points where you can see the lines ( lines shown with commas or some colors)
Reward points if useful
Regards,
Nageswar
2008 Feb 21 6:56 AM
hi am doing enhancement ..
as i followed all step but i'm unable to write code for the exit
bec,when I double click on the Include ZX* within source code of the function module to realize the exit, the system would prompt to create the include. will any body sugeest step by setp creation of user exit or menu exit.....
thank you .....
Somnath
2008 Feb 16 11:53 AM
Hi,
After system responds with "the name of include is reserved by SAP"
press Enter button one more time. Include will be created.
Cheers,
Chaitanya.
2008 Feb 16 12:12 PM
HI,
SOME OF THE SAP BADIS ARE MEANT ONLY FOR SAP INTERNAL USE. YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO CREATE IMPLEMENTATIONS FOR THOSE. BUT YOU CAN DO IT WITH OTHER BADIS ANYWAY.
SEE:
http://www.sourceveda.com/page4.htm
Regards,
Renjith Michael.