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Spool Request

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Hi,

Is the spool request number will be dynamically generated from SAP System ?or can we pass the spool request number from the program.

if we can pass the spool request number,how i must do it?

Regards

Srinivas

Edited by: Srinivas on Jun 24, 2008 9:44 AM

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Hi

The spool number is managed by the system, so it's defined automatically, but u can know which number will be assigned before creating the spool.

So which is your problem?

Max

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vinod_vemuru2
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Hi Srinivas,

Nothing is dynamic in SAP. For every thing there will be number ranges assigned(From SPRO settings). So when ever we create a new spool the system will take last created number and add one to it and creates new one.

Can u explain ur requirement more clear. U can check the table TSP01 for getting spool numbers(May be u can use it to know Max number created). Also system variable

sy-spono stores spool number that got created.

Thanks,

Vinod.

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Hi Max/Vinod,

My Requirement is that

We are creating a material through XI.

The data(Payload) is coming to XI from DPM Server, and i want to save the data(Payload) in SPOOL for future refrence and i want the spool number be 'MATERAL NUMBER' to be assigned.

Regards

Srinivas

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Hi,

Yes SPOOL Request is automatically generated by the system...

You can specify to the system to generate a new spool request when you execute a printer program...

You can check that generated spool numbers in transaction SP01.

In the System TAB you will find OWN SPOOL REQUEST option...

Click on it and you will get all the spool request number generated by the system and there u will find your username and also the print program name...

Use that number for your necessary operation like converting into PDF or anyother...

Hope this would be helpful

Regards

Narin Nandivada