2007 Sep 03 3:28 PM
where to find, that a field has got conversion_exit in its domain level in ztable as well as standard table.
2007 Sep 03 3:32 PM
From a table, in SE11, double click on the data element name, then drill into the domain which is attached to the data element, now on the definition tab, you will see a field called "conversion routine", this is the name. You can take this name and plug it into the naming format of ...
CONVERSION_EXIT_<name>_INPUT
CONVERSION_EXIT_<name>_OUTPUT
So for example, if the conversino reoutine is CUNIT, then these function modules can be used to do the conversion in your ABAP programs.
CONVERSION_EXIT_CUNIT_INPUT
CONVERSION_EXIT_CUNIT_OUTPUT
REgards,
Rich Heilman
In SE11 double-click on data element and then on domain name.
In dictionary database :
table+name=>data-element in table DD03L for database table
data-element=>domain in table DD04L
domain are in table DD01L (field CONVEXIT)
Regards
2007 Sep 03 3:32 PM
From a table, in SE11, double click on the data element name, then drill into the domain which is attached to the data element, now on the definition tab, you will see a field called "conversion routine", this is the name. You can take this name and plug it into the naming format of ...
CONVERSION_EXIT_<name>_INPUT
CONVERSION_EXIT_<name>_OUTPUT
So for example, if the conversino reoutine is CUNIT, then these function modules can be used to do the conversion in your ABAP programs.
CONVERSION_EXIT_CUNIT_INPUT
CONVERSION_EXIT_CUNIT_OUTPUT
REgards,
Rich Heilman
2007 Sep 03 3:32 PM
in domain Screen---> see Second Tab( Definition) Conver.routine = ?
Regards
Peram
2007 Sep 03 3:33 PM
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