SAP Screen

[Former Member]

Hi,

In SAP screen where you enter the user name and password, I want to write something like " This is mainly used for QA purpose".

Does anyone know how can i do this?

Thanks

[Former Member]

Hi Vamsee J

Good

Follow the procedure

Adding text to the SAP logon/login screen

Writing text to the SAP logon screen. This is very handy for identifying which SAP system the user is about to log onto, especially non production boxes. You can also warn them here of pending changes, updates or outages. Because it is up while they are typing in their user id and password, users can't claim they missed the system message.

SAP icons like the stop sign and warning signs can also be displayed.

Details can be found in OSS note #205487.

Here are the details :-

Go to Transaction SE61 and select the document 'General text' (selection via F4 help), and create a text with the name ZLOGIN_SCREEN_INFO in the language defined with profile parameter zcsa/system_language.

If the text does not exist in the system language, no output is made.

Note that there is space for 16 lines with 45 fixed-font characters each or for approximately 60 proportional space font characters on the logon screen.

Title lines (can be recognized by means of format keys starting with a 'U') are highlighted in the display.

You may also output icons at the beginning of lines by using an icon code (for example, @1D@ for the STOP icon). You can get a list of icon codes from Report RSTXICON. Pay attention to the codes with two '@' symbols displayed by the report. You cannot include text symbols. The 'include indicator' cannot be used for this function. SUBHINT here.

These can be used on system messages as well.

Good Luck ... Reward me for the same

Thanks

Ashok.N

[RichHeilman]

Please see SAP Note 205487.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

[Former Member]

Rich,

I got like:

INCLUDE TEST OBJECT DOKU ID TX LANGUAGE E

IF 'Never Display' = 'True'

Generated include for enhancement

......................

ENDIF

Do you know what changes I have to do in SE61?

Thanks

[RichHeilman]

It would appear from the note that you must create this documentation object ZLOGIN_SCREEN_INFO via se61.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

[RichHeilman]

I just did it in my system, works good.

Do you want to use an include in this documention? All you need to do is ....

In Se61, Enter the name, Hit create, the choose "Insert" -> Text -> documentation. Enter the name of the text documentation, click "Expand Immediately", click green check.

Don't forget to activate.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

[Former Member]

Rich,

Actually, there is already some documentation written.

I just want to change the documentation.

Its like:

@0S@ Welcome to IDES R/3 4.7 Enterprise

when i tried to remove some spaces, i am getting some sapscript commands in the sap intial screen.

Do you know if I have to make any more changes?

Thanks for your suuport!

[RichHeilman]

If you are seeing sapscript code in the screen, then yes, i guess you are not done. What do you see in the login screen now? If you see the include statement, when you insert it, you must check the "Expand Immediately", this will import the include text.

REgards,

RIch Heilman

[Former Member]

Rich,

In my login screen the following is displayed:

Generated include for enhancement - 06/20/2006

INCLUDE TEST OBJECT DOKU ID TX LANGUAGE E

IF 'Never Display' = 'True'

Generated include for enhancement - 06/20/2006

INCLUDE TEST OBJECT DOKU ID TX LANGUAGE E

IF 'Never Display' = 'True'

wELCOME TO IDES R/3

ENDIF

ENDIF

but in the text there is only

@0S@ Welcome to IDES R/3

When i am trying to activate, i am getting a message saying:

Change relevant to Translation?

Do you know if I am missing anything?

Thanks.

[RichHeilman]

ok......does it have this coding in the documention ZLOGIN_SCREEN_INFO that you created in SE61? If so, this is no good. Get rid of all that, and just put the text that you want to display, save and activate. It was as easy as this for me. If you are trying to pull text from an include, follow the instructions above, but make sure to check the "Expand Immediatly" to pull the text in, otherwise you will see the INCLUDE code on your log on screen.

REgards,

Rich Heilman

[Former Member]

Rich,

Its like , I cannot change the existing one because it always ask for a modification name and a Package. So, I did delete the old one and created a new one, which i was able to get what I wanted.

I am just wondering do we always have to delete the existing one ? Any ideas?

Thanks.

[ashok_kumar24116]

Hi Vamsee J

Good

Follow the procedure

Adding text to the SAP logon/login screen

Writing text to the SAP logon screen. This is very handy for identifying which SAP system the user is about to log onto, especially non production boxes. You can also warn them here of pending changes, updates or outages. Because it is up while they are typing in their user id and password, users can't claim they missed the system message.

SAP icons like the stop sign and warning signs can also be displayed.

Details can be found in OSS note #205487.

Here are the details :-

Go to Transaction SE61 and select the document 'General text' (selection via F4 help), and create a text with the name ZLOGIN_SCREEN_INFO in the language defined with profile parameter zcsa/system_language.

If the text does not exist in the system language, no output is made.

Note that there is space for 16 lines with 45 fixed-font characters each or for approximately 60 proportional space font characters on the logon screen.

Title lines (can be recognized by means of format keys starting with a 'U') are highlighted in the display.

You may also output icons at the beginning of lines by using an icon code (for example, @1D@ for the STOP icon). You can get a list of icon codes from Report RSTXICON. Pay attention to the codes with two '@' symbols displayed by the report. You cannot include text symbols. The 'include indicator' cannot be used for this function. SUBHINT here.

These can be used on system messages as well.

Good Luck ... Reward me for the same

Thanks

Ashok.N