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Hi,

Where do SAP Scripts get stored, means the table?

Regards,

Siri

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Hi,

If it is custom script and not attached to output

types then check table TTXFP.

If it is attached to output types in NACE transaction then

check table TNAPR.

Go to transaction code NACE.

for example for PO(Purchase Order):

1. Go to NACE tcode

2. select EF and click on Output Types

3. double clk on NEU

4. double clk on Processing Routines

there u can see the Program Name and the Form Name.

Rewards if helpful.

Regards,

Kumar.

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Hi,

pls check table TNADR or TNAPR .scripts are stored in this tables

pls reward if it helpful

Thanks

Vana

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Hi,

Are the user created scripts also get stored in TNAPR or only the standard one's.

If not then where do user created scripts get stored.

Regards,

Siri

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Hi,

Check tables - TNAPR and TTXFT.

Reward points if useful..

Regards

Nilesh

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Former Member
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Hi Siri,

Check the Standard Table TNAPR.

Here you can find the Standard Programss, Form names and output types. Here you can check for the output type wghich has to be assigned for a particular form.

Hope this resolves your query.

<b>Reward all the helpful answers.</b>

Regards

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hi,

if you want to check the tables used in the form

go to se16->TTXFT->execute->give your form->execute

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sorry generally we can check FORMS AND THEIR RESPECTIVE PRINT PROGRAMS at TNAPR table

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Former Member
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Hi,

If it is custom script and not attached to output

types then check table TTXFP.

If it is attached to output types in NACE transaction then

check table TNAPR.

Go to transaction code NACE.

for example for PO(Purchase Order):

1. Go to NACE tcode

2. select EF and click on Output Types

3. double clk on NEU

4. double clk on Processing Routines

there u can see the Program Name and the Form Name.

Rewards if helpful.

Regards,

Kumar.