Menu Exit
In older versions MENU Exits approached through Transaction CMOD by creating
PROJECTS and activating the project and assigning Program to that
Transaction Codes. For MENU Exits, Transaction Codes will be starting with
"+" sign and with default text "NODE TEXT NOT FOUND" for which you can
assign your Report or Dialog Program etc., (for Eg:- +DW4 MENU Exits
Transaction available in TOOLS --> ABAP Workbench --> Utilities --> <Node
Text Not found>).
Procedure for Creating MENU Exits.
1) To get into Area Menu Maintenance Screen Type SE43 T.Code in Command
Line.
2) In Area Menu Paramenter type 'S000' (S triple Zero)
3) Then Press Change Icon in Application Tool Bar. Then It may ask for
Access Key [or] it may display "Specify Processing mode" window. If it ask
for the Access Key Check for the availability of OSS Note and apply to open
Standard SAP Menu to include MENU Exits. Otherwise, if it display "Specify
Processing mode" window with Three Push Button. In which select "Change" and
proceed further.
4) Then it will display "Information" window with the following information
"Caution : The Original Language of the structure is German (editing lang. :
English) ". Then press "Enter Key to proceed further.
5) Then you will get into "Edit Area Menu S000".
6) for eg:- Expand Tools Menu.
7) Then Press ABAP Workbench <Icon>.
😎 Then you will get into ABAP Workbench Menu Tree.
9) Then Expand Utilities Menu.
10) In the last line you will find one MENU EXIT Provision to include your
own menu. "Node Text Not Found" This text can be change by double Clicking
that. There you can find the T.Code. Here for Eg:- "+DW4".
11) for eg: - Here change the Text to "Sample Menu Exit" and then note down
the T.Code "+DW4".
12) Then Save with Change Request Number and come out of Transaction SE43.
13) Then Goto Transaction SE93.
14) Then type T.Code "+DW4" and press Create.
15) Then proceed further to create transaction called "+DW4".
I hope this could help you in Creating Menu Exit...
BADI
You can Find BADI's in Tcode SE18 - BADI Definitions
Also from SPRO....
SHDB
SHDB - Transaction Recorder
You can use the transaction recorder to record a series of transactions and their screens
You can use the recording to create
Data transfer programs that use batch input or CALL TRANSACTION
Batch input sessions
Test data
Function modules.
The recording can be executed several times. The screens are run in exactly the same way as they were run during the recording.
You can edit recordings that you have already made using an editor.
Hope this helps....
Vinodh Balakrishnan
Bluesky
