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NACE transaction

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Hi,

What is the importance of NACE transaction?

How is it useful?

Regards,

SP

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Hi

NACE is the Tcode used to link the Application type, Output Types and its processing Routines like ( Driver programs and attached Script forms or Smartforms).

You should know the Application of a document first Like:

for PO it is EF, for sales Doc's it is V1, for Delivery docs it is V2, for billing Doc's it is V3 etc.

so first select the Application type (ex: EF) for PO and press OUtput types

then a list will come in that you should know the related output type for PO.

in this case it is NEU,

select that and click on the processing Routines button on the left side

it will display the Medium, Driver Program and the Script form or smartform related to that document..

All nace entries are stored in TNAPR table

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Anji

Hi,

What is the importance of NACE transaction?

How is it useful?

Regards,

SP

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Hi

NACE is the Tcode used to link the Application type, Output Types and its processing Routines like ( Driver programs and attached Script forms or Smartforms).

You should know the Application of a document first Like:

for PO it is EF, for sales Doc's it is V1, for Delivery docs it is V2, for billing Doc's it is V3 etc.

so first select the Application type (ex: EF) for PO and press OUtput types

then a list will come in that you should know the related output type for PO.

in this case it is NEU,

select that and click on the processing Routines button on the left side

it will display the Medium, Driver Program and the Script form or smartform related to that document..

All nace entries are stored in TNAPR table

<b>Reward points for useful Answers</b>

Regards

Anji

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Hi,

You can use transaction NACE for the output determination settings for all applications. 1. When you start transaction NACE, a list of all represented applications appears. 2. From this initial screen, you can access all the individual processing screens for output determination from the EDIT menu. 3. Select the relevant application. This transaction does not have a menu path in customizing.

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Karthick.

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Hi Sandeep

to create our own output types nace is used.

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sandhya

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Hi Patil,

NACE is to assign Conditions for Output Control. You will assign Form and Driver program to a output type. The assigned form name and driver programs can be viewed through table TNAPR.

You can view all forms and driver programs for standard SAP Scripts.

Assigning Form and Driver proram to an Output type is as follows.

1) Go to NACE transaction

2) Select an Applicatin(V1-Sales,V2-Shipping,V3-Billing)

3) Click on Outputtypes Button

4) Comes to Change Mode

5) Click on New Entries button

6) Specify Output type,Form name and Program and Save it.

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HI sandeep,

1. In simple words, it

is used for printing documents eg. purchase order, sales order etc.

2. eg.

For company1, there is purchase order A,

for company2, there is purchase order B,

for purchasing organisation 3, there is purchase order C.

Now, this type of MAPPING (which is totally dynamic and changeable)

cannot be HARDCODED in the standard sap program.

3. Hence, NACE,

provides this facility to MAP

as per users requirement.

ie. We can determine the OUTPUT using NACE.

Output means for eg. Printing of purchase order

Determine means = dynamically detecting which output (PO eg)

hence, it is also called OUTPUT DETERMINATION using NACE.

regards,

amit m.