Hi kumar,
Enhancement-point is an explicit enhacement option provided by the developer of the SAP standard object. You can use it to enhance the standard program by creating an enhancement-point implementation of your own.
The other way if there are no enhancement points in the program, is that you can look out for the imlicit enhancement options for the object you want to modify and out of those implicit options choose the best one(implicit option in source code) which suits your need.
However, if there are none then you are left with an option to modify the standard code using modification assistant, which ofcourse is <b>supported by SAP</b> . And in that modification you can probably make a call to an explicit enhancement-option and implement it thereafter.
Read the paragraph below for more clarification :
You are a SAP customer and need some enhancement of a SAP solution. Let us assume that the implicit enhancement options available in the relevant development objects do not suffice to accomplish this and that there are also no suitable explicit enhancement options. So you are left with the possibility to modify the relevant SAP development objects. But still there is room for using enhancement options. To reduce the effort necessary for adapting your modifications after an upgrade it is a good strategy to keep your modifications small. To minimize the size of your modification you create enhancement options within the modifications you insert. Then you add all further code to the implementation of these enhancement options. This way the modifications only contain these enhancement options and all the other additions are part of your namespace. In this use case modifications and enhancement cooperate in an interesting way.
Hope this make sense and is relevant to what you had asked.
<b>Encourage by rewarding points if useful.</b>
best regards,
Vikas
Bluesky
