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regarding BADIS

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If there is no method by name CL_EXITHANDLER in the program.Is it mean that there are no BADIS for that program.

In my predefined program there is no CL_EXITHANDLER .Then how to find the BADI for that program

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Hi,

Any of the following methods you can use to find out the badi.

(1) Get the Package of the main program of the transaction. Open the package in SE80. There will be a Function group especially for BADIs available in the package. You have to find out the correct Badi.

(2) Search for the keyword CL_EXITHANDLER in the main probram of the transaction.

(3) Go throw the application hierarchy of your transaction.

You can also go to SPRO transaction and drill down to your particular application area and look for the menu heading "system modifications" .You will find list of all BADI and user exits related to your application.

Reward points if found helpful...

Cheers,

chandra Sekhar.

Hi

If there is no method by name CL_EXITHANDLER in the program.Is it mean that there are no BADIS for that program.

In my predefined program there is no CL_EXITHANDLER .Then how to find the BADI for that program

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Hi,

Check these threads..

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Hi,

Any of the following methods you can use to find out the badi.

(1) Get the Package of the main program of the transaction. Open the package in SE80. There will be a Function group especially for BADIs available in the package. You have to find out the correct Badi.

(2) Search for the keyword CL_EXITHANDLER in the main probram of the transaction.

(3) Go throw the application hierarchy of your transaction.

You can also go to SPRO transaction and drill down to your particular application area and look for the menu heading "system modifications" .You will find list of all BADI and user exits related to your application.

Reward points if found helpful...

Cheers,

chandra Sekhar.

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hi

good

if there is no userexit for a program than it is not compulsory that there must be a badi for that, a badi might be available for that program or might not be available for that program,

check with different kind of badi using tcode SE18 for a standard program.

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mrutyun^

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It may be the version of SAP you are on. I remember running into the same issue. I think I could do this on 6.0, but had a problem on 4.6.