‎2006 Oct 19 3:34 PM
hi,
i m working on LSMW for loading data in SAP
i would like to insert abap code into the generated program....
it's because i have 1 BKPF segment (header data), 2 BSEG segments, but i cannot define rules by customizing for the second BSEG segment(LSMW doesn't permitt).
i already tried to insert code directly into the program, but obviously it disapears at each time i generate the program.
i saw that apparently a code insertion has already be made into this program and the subject of this insertion is to define rules for the second BSEG (exactly what i want to do....) and this modification doesn't disapear at new prog generation.....
Any idea ?
‎2006 Oct 19 5:50 PM
Hi
Why dont you use the FORM provided by LSMW
To use this please do the following
1.Goto option <b>Maintain Field Mapping and Conversion Rules</b>
2.Goto menu <b>EXTRAS->LAYOUT->Form Routines</b>
Here you will now get many options like
Global Data
Begin of Transaction
Begin of Processing
Begin of Record
like wise the End of these also.
Please put a breakpoint and check where you want to insert your code.
Note:
This is only for the Conversion Program and does not affect the main program used to update the Standard Tables
Hi , I was reading your earlier post .. It seems that you have worked on EMIGALL. Consider a similar situation, it is like writing the code in the events till CALL01...
Thanks
DOminic
Message was edited by: Dominic Pappaly
‎2006 Oct 19 5:50 PM
Hi
Why dont you use the FORM provided by LSMW
To use this please do the following
1.Goto option <b>Maintain Field Mapping and Conversion Rules</b>
2.Goto menu <b>EXTRAS->LAYOUT->Form Routines</b>
Here you will now get many options like
Global Data
Begin of Transaction
Begin of Processing
Begin of Record
like wise the End of these also.
Please put a breakpoint and check where you want to insert your code.
Note:
This is only for the Conversion Program and does not affect the main program used to update the Standard Tables
Hi , I was reading your earlier post .. It seems that you have worked on EMIGALL. Consider a similar situation, it is like writing the code in the events till CALL01...
Thanks
DOminic
Message was edited by: Dominic Pappaly
‎2006 Oct 23 11:33 AM