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hello

Can any one tell me for some of the output types if we see the entries in TNAPR we have program name entry and form routine name entry but we dont have form name entry

1. what is this form routine.

2. now how to check the corresponding form name for that perticular output

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GauthamV
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hi,

u can check for specific output type in NACE transaction.

there u can get those details.

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GauthamV
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hi,

u can check for specific output type in NACE transaction.

there u can get those details.

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Ram

Try to look into the program... search for "OPEN_FORM"... and see if Form name is hardcoded in the program or if there any other logic to retrieve the form name.

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Amol Lohade

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well the form routine is the name of the form routine in the programm which will be called.

this is neccesary since there are some reports, making ALV outputs or whatever, but beeing ablt to be driver program as well.

so you cant just start the program like normally where a selection screen comes up, but need to start it another way.

this other way has then to be coded under the routine which is mentioned in TNAPR.

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1. what is this form routine.

Ans:This form routine is present in the driver program and it is called my the message control to process the sapscript and display the form output

2. now how to check the corresponding form name for that perticular output

Ans: Most of the time sapscript from names are mentioned against the program/from routine entry. If it is not present then u can go to the driver program to check whether it is hardcoded in it or not.

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thanks