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Finding the Script name

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Hi all,

I need to do some modification to script,

FC has told to findout the script name through ME9F,

How to find through ME9F... Its giving lot of Includes name

Regards

Suprith

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Hi,

If u know the Output Type, then try to find out by using NACE Transacstion or TNAPR table.

OR..

activate debugger in SE71 and run the transaction...in script debugger u ill see the FORM name..

Regards,

Pavan

Edited by: vishnu Pavan on Mar 25, 2009 5:54 AM

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Former Member
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Hi,

If u know the Output Type, then try to find out by using NACE Transacstion or TNAPR table.

OR..

activate debugger in SE71 and run the transaction...in script debugger u ill see the FORM name..

Regards,

Pavan

Edited by: vishnu Pavan on Mar 25, 2009 5:54 AM

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hi,

please refer this

thanks

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GauthamV
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Ask your FC for which output type they want to modify the script.

Then you can find the script name using either NACE transaction or TNAPR table.

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Former Member
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Hi,

I would suggest going to transaction NACE.

Select application EF for purchase orders and then click on the button output types.

then select the respective output you are printing and click on processing functions.

You will get the script name you are looking for.

Regards,

Neil.

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Former Member
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Hi,

You can use this program it is used to find out the sapscript name:



RSTXFCAT  -  Program to find out SAP Scirpt names (Search Program) 

Hope it helps

Regards

Mansi

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Former Member
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ME9F triggers the messages generated for a Purchase order (Application type "EF"). You can check the output form assigned to the PO by going to tcode NACE or by going to table TNAPR.

Application type EF again has multiple document types (Purchase order types) like standard PO, dunning, import declaration, etc. So, find out from your FC, exactly which document script he wants you to look for.

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Hi Suprith,

[How to find the Script for a transaction|]

Thanks

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viquar_iqbal
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HI

goto transaction ME9F ->enter document number ->F8-> change layout control +F8 and select position ->in the hidden fields tab select SAPscript Form and add that field in the view and you should be able to see the sap script form name

Thanks

Viquar Iqbal