user exit

[Former Member]

Hi all,

Could you please let me know how can I test a user exit.

The user exit is on transaction <b>COR6.</b>

Exit is: <b>EXIT_SAPLCORU_001</b>

The include is: <b>ZXCOCU01</b>

Thanks much,

[Former Member]

Create a project for the enhancement and activate and place a breakpoint in the exit and run the transaction.

[Former Member]

Hi Sudhir,

I did the same process. there is a structure in the exit - <b>I_CAUFVD</b>. It's not getting filled. It's in the initial state, even if I enter values in the transaction 'COR6'. What could be the problem?

Thnx.

[Former Member]

If you are able to step into the user exit code in debugging, then your activation and all worked. If the structure is not filled, then may be that is not the user exit you should be working with. It depends on where in the standard transaction, this structure is filled and where the user exit is called. If the user exit is called before the structure is filled, then you will not find any entries. Makes sense?

[Former Member]

If you look at the documentation of this enhancement, you will realize that it is meant for hiding some functions in the menu. But it is supposed to pass you the header and operations. See where in the standard code, this user exit is called and see if the header values are there before the call by putting a breakpoint there.

[Former Member]

thnx srinivas,

it absolutely makes sense. i believe the program i shd look into is <b>"SAPLCORU"</b>. Is'nt it?

thnx.

[Former Member]

Easiest would be to do a where-used list of EXIT_SAPLCORU_001. That will put you in the program include from where it is called. Keep a break-point there and debug.

[Former Member]

No, that is not yeilding any result. I looked for CALL CUSTOMER FUNCTION in program SAPLCORU and didn't find any calls.

[Former Member]

i'm sorry. it's <b>"LCORUF3S"</b>.

[Former Member]

My mistake, I should use 'CALL CUSTOMER-FUNCTION' in the search criteria. It is being called from FORM CUA_DET_AND_SET, include LCORUF3S, line 579.

So I will put a break-point at the begining of this routine and do the debugging from there.

[Former Member]

THNX A LOT.