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Exits issuei

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Hi all,

I have FM exits. ie. EXIT_SAPMQSDA_001, when i m putting BREAK-POINT to debug this that is not active i need to go CMOD

and need to  created proj. to debug this  but in that case how i will find the enhancements to assign enhancements. ie. CNEX0003  like this enhancements.

thanks,

Ams K.

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RaymondGiuseppi
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Call transaction SMOD and press F4, leave personal list if required, then click on the expand icon in the search-help, that will display the field "component name", here input

Then QPAA0002 should appear.

Regards,

Raymond

Call transaction SMOD and press F4, leave personal list if required, then click on the expand icon in the search-help, that will display the field "component name", here input

Then QPAA0002 should appear.

Regards,

Raymond

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former_member188251
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Hi,

TheFM-exit  EXIT_SAPMQSDA_001 belongs to packaage QA. So goto SMOD, F4 on Enhancements and give package name QA and you'll find 5 to 6 enhancements . Look into each one for the to find the component FM  EXIT_SAPMQSDA_001 .

BR,

Shankar.

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RaymondGiuseppi
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Call transaction SMOD and press F4, leave personal list if required, then click on the expand icon in the search-help, that will display the field "component name", here input

Then QPAA0002 should appear.

Regards,

Raymond

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vijay_hariharan
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Hi Ams,

Check the package in the Function Module under Attributes, go to SMOD and check the relevant enhancements. But in this specific case, it seems this is a Customer exit related to a screen enhancement. Back tracing using 'Where-Used' should help.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Vijay