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SAPScript problem....

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Hi,

I guess the SAPScript form uses driver or print program which is defined in NACE transaction.

For a particular application called "ERS" the form name is MR_PRINT and the program name is

RM08NAST.

I try to search RM08NAST for function modules like READ_FORM, CONTROL_FORM, END_FORM which are generally used by SAPscript.

But I don't find any of such modules over there.

Regards,

Rajesh

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RichHeilman
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In this program exists a couple different entry FORMS, meaning that these are subroutines which are fired externally which do the printing. In each subroutine(form) there is a function call. for example, ERS output type uses standard form entry ENTRY_ERS. If you look at this form in the RM08NAST program, you can see the function call MRM_ENTRY_ERS, this is the function module where you will find all of the OPEN_FORM, WRITE_FORM, CLOSE_FORM calls.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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Hi,

In all the subroutines (like ENTRY_REKL) there is a function module called MRM_ENTRY_REKL and in that the open_form function module called.

Thanks,

Naren

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RichHeilman
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In this program exists a couple different entry FORMS, meaning that these are subroutines which are fired externally which do the printing. In each subroutine(form) there is a function call. for example, ERS output type uses standard form entry ENTRY_ERS. If you look at this form in the RM08NAST program, you can see the function call MRM_ENTRY_ERS, this is the function module where you will find all of the OPEN_FORM, WRITE_FORM, CLOSE_FORM calls.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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Wonderful explaination ! I love SDN....

Rajesh.