‎2011 May 05 12:37 PM
Hi Guys,
I am putting validation on one of my field as mentioned below:
"If user enters value manually then it should check that the value exist in my table or not."
But the problem is I don't know the name of that field. When I am going for technical details it is showing PRPS-USR03 but when I am putting this in validation, it is showing that PRPS is unknown.
Please help me guys?
Thanks and Regards,
Virendra Kedia.
‎2011 May 05 7:48 PM
Hi,
when u r debugging ur code, search on Global data for ur field that u want to validate it.
It is best way to check all the variables that u can use in ur program.
Regards
‎2011 May 05 2:24 PM
use tcode GGB0.
here you can define checks for table prps
grx
A.
‎2011 May 05 3:05 PM
The technical settings can have table or structure to look for. If you are validating 'USR03', check the domain (which may not have a check table). If not, please give your requirement on what field you need to validate.
Thanks,
Santosh
‎2011 May 05 7:48 PM
Hi,
when u r debugging ur code, search on Global data for ur field that u want to validate it.
It is best way to check all the variables that u can use in ur program.
Regards
‎2011 May 06 6:31 AM
@All : Thanks for your reply.
But I am not getting it yet.
It is related to Transaction CJ20N/CJ02. I have put one search help on one of the user fields PRPS-USR03. Now I want to validate its value if user directly enters value in this field. But the problem is the field PRPS-USR03 is showing as unknown in coding.
Plesase help me out.
Thanks and Regards,
Virendra Kedia
‎2011 May 06 6:40 AM
‎2011 May 06 6:46 AM
@Rahul,
Yes Rahul I am using "exit_saplcjwb_001" for validation.
Regards,
Virendra Kedia
‎2011 May 06 7:05 AM
‎2011 May 06 7:16 AM
@virendrakedia,
I have checked the user exit 'EXIT_SAPLCJWB_001', it looks like you are using the structure PRPS directly in your coding instead of SAP_PRPS which is the import parameter to this exit.
Please check.
Regards,
Vijaymadhur.
‎2011 May 06 8:01 AM
@Rahul and VijayMadhur:
Thanks guys. I was doing a silly mistake.
Thank you so much
Regards,
Virendra Kedia