2012 Nov 29 12:35 PM
I have a doubt in my application server AL11, this is the path eq, /interface/y0xi/data/out/abc/xyz
when i press back it comes back to interface , i need to navigate in a hierarichal manner i.eneed
to come back in the same path which i ve entered. is there any way to do .
2012 Nov 29 6:46 PM
2012 Nov 30 9:19 AM
Hi,
simply double click the second entry ".." to go back one level higher in the directory hierarchy (this certainly works only if you went down into the subdirectory before). It's the same behaviour as if you use the "cd .." on OS level.
Regards, Michael
2012 Nov 30 9:54 AM
Hi Michael,
while going inside the path we can do it by just double clicking, but jus take dis e.g
i am in my final path /interface/data/out/xyz/avt n from here when we press back it comes back to the initial i.e. /interface ... req is we need to use ne fm or trxn or report where we can use our path and come back step by step... i.e /xyz/out/data/interface
2012 Dec 03 9:11 AM
Hi,
AL11 doesn't provide this functionality. The "Back" button will always jump out of the directory structure into the start screen of AL11. Also it doesn't allow to start within an directory and then climb up within the directory hierarchy.
Regards, Michael
2012 Dec 03 9:26 AM
To add a point to Michael, When you press back the directory directly jumps to the initial Directory that is true a Michael said. But if you just want to see whether you got any new record in the same directory check the Refresh Button. And there is one more important option that I can tell is if you have a FTP User and Pass for the Application server then check the below commands in Command Prompt.
Open Command Prompt.
Cd.. cd.. Come to Initial Directory i.e., C:/
Now type command to connect FTP as follows
FTP youapplservername -----> You can find this in the SAP logon Pad.
It will ask for a user name and password.
give you sapuser and password-----> Note in some systems Admin will maintain seperate username and password for this FTP Logon. Ask Basis team in case you failed to logon.
then check the PWD Command
now Move on to the directory wil CD command
example cd interface
cd y0xi
etc.....
finally we are here now
/interface/y0xi/data/out/abc/xyz
Use PUT command to place files in AL11
just like this
PUT textfile.txt
hope this helps.....
2012 Dec 03 11:06 AM
Hi Venkat ,
Thanks for ur concern and reply
But is there any report or function module or transaction by which we can move in a hirarichal manner.
2012 Dec 03 9:38 AM
Hi,
You can use menu option to switch to parent directory (shift + F8(
Regards,
Priyanka
2012 Dec 03 11:11 AM
Hi Priyanka ,
thanks For the reply but there no such option Shift+f8 in application server in my final path .
Do u know ne transactions or report or fm from which we can perform this.
Thanks & Regards
Chand
2012 Dec 04 3:16 AM
Hi Kaushik,
Check the FM /SAPDMC/LSM_F4_SERVER_FILE.
Warm Regards,
Priyanka
2012 Dec 04 3:42 AM
Hi Priyanka,
Do u ve ne idea how to perform that operation in dis FM.
U ve no idea bout ne transaction or report
2012 Dec 04 3:56 AM
Hi Priyanka,
This FM is only for F4 help in application server.
Thanks & Regards
2012 Dec 04 5:54 AM
Hi Kaushik,
Yes it is for F4 help, it can be used as reference on how you can display the directory hierarchy.
I'm not sure if we have a standard report to see heirarcial view of files...You can create a z report with help of above FM... it does look like lot of work for achieving not much.
Warm Regards,
Priyanka
2012 Dec 05 9:59 AM
Hi Priyanka,
One of my colleague got the simple solution just double click on the top u can see ftp user .. just double click on that u can move back in a hiararichally....
Warm Regards
Kaushik
2012 Dec 05 10:15 AM
Hi Kaushik,
Isn't it like clicking line with '..' ?
If so Michael Stiel had already suggestes that long back in this thread.
Warm Regards,
Priyanka
2012 Dec 06 9:43 AM
Hi Priyanka,
He dint mention anythings like that... Anyways Its solved thanks,
Do u ve ne idea how to shift right with leading spaces in EDI data format.
regards
Aftaab
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