2008 Mar 12 9:15 PM
Hi there,
I'm a problem with "user exits".
I'm going to try explain my problem.
The ABAP programmer created a Z program that was copied of a standard program and when I try to transport it to another environment the message below appear:
Follow-up action G_GENERATE_SUBST_AFTER_IMPORT for GGB1 T started at 20080312173321
Post-processing taking place in client 020
User exit UFP00 not declared in form pool ZCPIFIE0001
Postprocessing necessary when upgrade has been completed
How do I do to solve this problem?
Is it need to declare this user exit in Z program same that it doesn't being used?
Thanks and regards,
Dany Anderson
Hi there,
I'm a problem with "user exits".
I'm going to try explain my problem.
The ABAP programmer created a Z program that was copied of a standard program and when I try to transport it to another environment the message below appear:
Follow-up action G_GENERATE_SUBST_AFTER_IMPORT for GGB1 T started at 20080312173321
Post-processing taking place in client 020
User exit UFP00 not declared in form pool ZCPIFIE0001
Postprocessing necessary when upgrade has been completed
How do I do to solve this problem?
Is it need to declare this user exit in Z program same that it doesn't being used?
Thanks and regards,
Dany Anderson
2009 Jan 08 2:41 PM
Same problem here. I can see that these forms are not declared in the report, but they are just included in these customizing tables. The transport resulted in errors, however all changes included in the request seem to be in place.
I would also like to know how to correct/treat the error and what are the consequences.
2009 Jan 08 2:54 PM
Hello Daniel,
Which program did the ABAPer copy?
I think you need to add the exits to the code as well.
Plz revert back.
BR,
Suhas
2009 Jan 09 7:35 AM
Well,
The report copied is RGGBS000 and the errors returned refer, indeed, to some exists that are not in this report.
However, it seems that even with these import errors, things go well after all.
2009 Jan 09 7:53 AM
Refer to OSS note # 842318 which clearly says
"Define your user exit in the FORM routine GET_EXIT_TITLES with the correct exit type (EXITS-PARAM). You can use the existing sample entries as a template for this."
In your case, you have to define your user exit under form routine GET_EXIT_TITLES.
| User | Count |
|---|---|
| 4 | |
| 2 | |
| 2 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 |