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qe_save badi

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I have implemented the qe_save badi and it works well for the manual t_codes but the QIRF interface doesn't seem to use it even though it must also save the result. How can I find out if I need to alter my process for this badi to be used?

I have implemented the qe_save badi and it works well for the manual t_codes but the QIRF interface doesn't seem to use it even though it must also save the result. How can I find out if I need to alter my process for this badi to be used?

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christian_wohlfahrt
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Hi Steve!

If your question is, how can you be 100% sure if this BADI is executed or not:

Take a (dummy) Z-table and make a (unconditional, so no if-clause before) insert into this table. If an entry is created online, but not by interface, you got your answer.

That's more reliable than break-points, which might not be triggered (because of update-session or whatever).

Regards,

Christian

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Would you help me to use QE_SAVE badi?

I have created an implementation.

First, I have added a column in qe51n( characteristic overview) > general tab. I just want to save my values into qals table.

I cannot find any user exits which can be used after SAVE operation.

Finally, I have found this BADI. How can I know the the internal table or structure names that can be used in BADI?

method IF_EX_QE_SAVE~IS_ACTIVE.

endmethod.

regards,

Edited by: Nevin Hürdogan on Jan 7, 2011 7:41 PM