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Regarding Output types in scripts....not solved

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Hi friends,

1. In the NACE transaction i find different output types(BA00, AN00, AF00...) assigend for the same script form and the driver program.What does it mean ?

If the Script form is same for all these things, How can we change the form accordingly, in the sense if i have to make a change in inquiry(AF00) then how to do further?

2. What are the differences between 4.6c and 4.7 versions of SAP.

With Regards

Badri.

Message was edited by: Badri Thiriveedhi

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. In the NACE transaction i find different output types(BA00, AN00, AF00...) assigend for the same script form and the driver program.What does it mean ?

If the Script form is same for all these things, How can we change the form accordingly, in the sense if i have to make a change in inquiry(AF00) then how to do further?

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Basically, the particular output type uses the same driver program and form but maybe in the driver program it would be manipulating the data according to the triggered type.

It depends on what sort of change you are making..surely if you to change the form/program it is going to effect all the types..in that case you have to be very careful about the conditions you use.

Regards

Anurag

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Former Member
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. In the NACE transaction i find different output types(BA00, AN00, AF00...) assigend for the same script form and the driver program.What does it mean ?

If the Script form is same for all these things, How can we change the form accordingly, in the sense if i have to make a change in inquiry(AF00) then how to do further?

--

Basically, the particular output type uses the same driver program and form but maybe in the driver program it would be manipulating the data according to the triggered type.

It depends on what sort of change you are making..surely if you to change the form/program it is going to effect all the types..in that case you have to be very careful about the conditions you use.

Regards

Anurag