‎2006 Mar 22 7:18 AM
Hi Friends,
Can any body tell me the purpose of NAST table?
Thanks in Advance
‎2006 Mar 22 7:26 AM
‎2006 Mar 22 7:31 AM
HI Vijay,
I know NAST is message status Table but what i wnat is when that table is updated and what type of messages it has..Does it conatin info about print o/p details ..ie..
who taken print o/p and how many time you taken print o/p etc...pls eloborate...
Regards
‎2006 Mar 22 8:11 AM
HI Jak,
To add more on the above, Just see how does NAST come into picture in sapscript.
NAST (Message Status)
All the customizing in SPRO is Ok, we can see the configuration in TNAPR table,it also exist in NAST table
NAST-OBJKY (purchase order id) and TNAPR-FONAM (sapscript name). (Considering transacction ME22N )
get all the needed data, call the right sapscript, and call all the windows with write_form.
Message control serves as a mail drop to trigger
subsequent actions , in this the requesting application stores a message in table NAST.
So in short we need to have an entry in the NAST table which can be helpful in n no. of ways , say for differenct langauge for the script then also we req. NAST table.
Hope you may understand now.Do check this link for programming with message :
http://idocs.de/EDI/PDF/Book_06.pdf
If you are satisfied , please close the thread by rewarding appropriate points to the helpful answers.
Cheers
Sunny
‎2006 Mar 22 8:15 AM
HI Jak,
Check this Link ...
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/ca/0f753824a34f47e10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
Regards,
Santosh P
‎2006 Mar 22 7:31 AM
table to store message contril related information.
check in the tcode NACE
‎2006 Mar 22 7:32 AM
Hi jak,
1. NAST
2. This table stores
messages which are output
by various applications.
3. eg. PO is printed, etc
4. Programs like RSNAST
use this table to
scan it and
determine what has to be done furhter
for this mesage !
regards,
amit m.
‎2006 Mar 22 7:34 AM
Hi,
NAST is used to store the message statuses.
It stores what object has changed at what time,etc.
Also, if the spool is generated, whether it is printed on what printer.
Go to Se11 and check.
Regards,
Shashank