Modify data in standard matchcode (MIR7)

[Former Member]

Hello,

Is there any way to modify the data which is displayed in a standard matchcode?

In the transaction MIR7, there is the field BVTYP (Bank Partner Type). On clicking the matchode, we have the following data displayed:

I want to add the corresponding SWIFT code (available in table BNKA) to the data displayed in the matchcode.

I've checked the function module FI_F4_BVTYP. It is used to fetch data and display in the pop-up.

There are two places to add implicit enhancements in the function module; at the top completely and at the bottom completely. However, it will not solve the issue of adding a piece of code to select the SWIFT.

Does anyone have an idea how can it be done, please?

Thanks

[former_member182371]

Hi,

maybe this OSS Note can help you:

1821500 - MIRO: IBAN and SWIFT CODE display

Best regards.

[nabheetscn]

Hi Feenaz

Its little bit tricky and you will have to be careful while doing it. It is like you create an implcit enhancement at the beginning of the function module FI_F4_BVTYP. Inside this enhancement copy the whole code of FM and modify the part where you want your stuff to be called. Once search help is displayed via your implementation you just put a return statement so that SAP code does not process

Nabheet

[Former Member]

Thanks for your reply.

Yes, I thought about doing this, but what if during upgrades, SAP adds an OSS note? It will add the changes in the code which will not execute due to my modifications. It might be something difficult to track in the long run.

[nabheetscn]

Hi

Yes you are perfectly right but their are always pros and cons otherwise i dont see any other solution except taking the access key

Nabheet

[Former Member]

Hi Feenaz,

Also one more wierd option can be checked..

Deactivate note 893929 which displays table values in F4 help...and copy code of this note and add your own logic for swift code and then paste it in the enhancement implementaiton at the end of FM FI_F4_BVTYP..

Thanks,

Chirdip