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How to Switch between open sessions

Former Member

‎2011 May 13 8:29 AM

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Hi,

I am just wondering if anyone knows a script which can be used to change between sessions preferable in either GuiXT or VBS?

As i want to always have one session open and using a push button switch windows to the other session and run the next part of the script.

Thanks,

Graeme

Hi,

I am just wondering if anyone knows a script which can be used to change between sessions preferable in either GuiXT or VBS?

As i want to always have one session open and using a push button switch windows to the other session and run the next part of the script.

Thanks,

Graeme

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script_man
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‎2011 May 18 2:16 PM

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Hi Graeme,

I'm more at home in this forum:

For GuiXT I had an example. A GuiXT - Script opens a new session with the transaction = "BP". Since the variable GeschPartner unknown in the new session, it will be transported there.


. . . 
Screen SAPLRECA_BDT_APPL_TOOL.0100
  set V[GeschPartner] "&F[GeschPartner]"
  copytext fromString="GeschPartner" toText="t1"
  copytext fromText="t1" toSharedText="s1"
 Enter "/obp" process="Next_Script.txt"

Next_Script.txt:


Screen SAPLBUS_LOCATOR.3000
  Enter "/Menu=1,1"
 
Screen SAPLBUPA_DIALOG_JOEL.1600
  copytext fromSharedText="s1" toText="t1"
  copytext fromText="t1" toString="GeschPartner"
  Set F[Geschäftspartner] "&V[GeschPartner]"
  Enter
. . . 
Screen SAPLBUPA_DIALOG_JOEL.1600
 Enter "/i"
returnvalues "V[NewParamater_1]:&V[NewParameter_1];V[NewParameter_2]:&V[NewParameter_2];OK:/0,process=Next_Script_1.txt"

The command Enter "/i" closes the new session and GuiXT can be continued in the original session. The parameters of the new session can be passed with returnvalues​​ to original session. A new script Next_Script_1.txt can be running . . .

With VBS you can do many things. A good example, see e.g. here:

Regards,

ScriptMan