2007 Dec 11 1:51 PM
Hello experts.
I believe that there's a way to execute a program after the transport. The idea is to transport something and right after the transport the system automatically executes a program with or without a variant.
Is it possible?
Best regards,
Jorge Ferreira
2007 Dec 11 6:09 PM
How about XPRA reports? I think i've saw somewhere that if we execute "R3TR XPRA repname" in the transport it could work.
What's you advice?
Regards,
Jorge
2007 Dec 11 1:55 PM
Hi
I don't believe and I think it could be very dangerous.
Max
2007 Dec 11 1:58 PM
Hi!
It could be performed only with modifying the standard STMS transaction. But it is not recommended.
Regards
Tamá
2007 Dec 11 6:09 PM
How about XPRA reports? I think i've saw somewhere that if we execute "R3TR XPRA repname" in the transport it could work.
What's you advice?
Regards,
Jorge
2007 Dec 11 7:52 PM
We use XPRA to execute a generation program when transport VOFM routines. Sometimes when you change one of these routine programs, the changes do not take effect until program RV80HGEN is executed.
Therefore to remove the manual step of the routine generation, our transport contains the routine we have changed, and an R3TR XPRA RV80HGEN entry.
2007 Dec 11 8:01 PM
We do exactly the same thing with RV80HGEN. I don't believe that a report with a variant can be executed this way though.
2007 Dec 12 8:06 AM
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