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Save_Text

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Hi All,

What is the usage of SAVE_TEXT,READ_TEXT and CREATE_TEXT in Scripts?

Regards,

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Hi,

You can find your self...

The easiest way of understanding any FM is by reading its documentation..

In SE37 -> Give the name of FM -> Main menu -> Goto -> Documentation -> Function module documentation

Or Simply

In SE37 give the function module name and press F9 ....

Edited by: Lokesh Tarey on May 11, 2010 8:35 AM

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For just an example, there are Item Texts and Header Texts maintained in Sales Documents. SO, delivery etc.

If these texts are to be displayed on the form, READ_TEXT to be used to fetch them.

These texts are not directly available in the databse.

For some functionality if you wish to change or create new text, you can do this using SAVE_TEXT, CREATE_TEXT

Hope this is helpful.

Pranu

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Hi,

If you want to know the value of the parameters of the function, you can find in the table STXH.

You create the text in the document (purchase order...) and with a SE16 on STXH:

TDFUSER = sy-uname

TDFDATE = the date you create the text. you will find the key of STXH

Best regards

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ThomasZloch
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Please search before posting, don't ask interview/exam type of questions.

Please don't answer such questions!

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Thomas