Generate Sapscript Programmatically

[Former Member]

Hi, gurus,

Is there a way for abaper to import/export sapscript form through abap coding? As for abap programs this can be done with 'read/insert report....' and likewise dialog module with the 'export/import dynpro ...' statements. So perhaps sapscript can also be generated similarly like the first two.

Your help is greatly appreciated

[Former Member]

Hello,

This can be done, however this is not easy because SAPscript consists of multiple objects that are linked to each other (windows, paragraphs, ...).

To start take a look via SE80 to the function group STXS.

Function group STXS contains a set of function modules to create, edit, delete, activate, ... different objects in a SAPscript.

Furhermore you have all function modules (SE37) that start with SAPSCRIPT*

Of course it will not be easy to combine all these functions in order to create dynamically a working SAPscript.

Success and let us know the result.

Wim

[Former Member]

Hi ,

This is not possible. You have to design the layout & write a driver program to generate it. There is no way you can generate a sap script programmatically.

Regards

Abhii

[Clemenss]

Hi afro100,

simple: This is report RSTXSCRP. If you do not want to use the report, look what they did in the report.

anything else is not what you want.

Regards,

Clemens

[Former Member]

Thx for the replies guys, I will definitely take a look at RSTXSCRP. Maybe i can find out how the report imports/exports and generates 'FORM' object and hopefully it will point to the right direction.

-Off topic.

I generated a report program, via 'insert report..' and I added its own entry to TADIR manually (TRDIR was automatically generated). I checked everything in the program attributes and it contains all the correct info (author,date created,dev class etc..) however when I used se80 to list down the programs under my name, the program I created with 'insert report' did not appear in the list, it can only be accessed and viewed in se38.

Any idea?

Edited by: afro100 on Dec 17, 2009 1:17 PM