‎2008 Jul 07 5:43 AM
hi,
we have exits like menu exit,field exit, function module exit etc...
what is subroutine exit...?
this is an IBM interview question.
can any one tell me what is this..?
‎2008 Jul 07 6:00 AM
Subroutine exits are nothing but User exits.
User exits have subroutines ...within this you have zinclude programs.
Customer exits have function modules ...within this you have zinclude programs.
Regards,
Dara.
‎2008 Jul 07 6:00 AM
Subroutine exits are nothing but User exits.
User exits have subroutines ...within this you have zinclude programs.
Customer exits have function modules ...within this you have zinclude programs.
Regards,
Dara.
‎2008 Jul 07 6:14 AM
Check this link for ur better understand.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/9f/db986035c111d1829f0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
Regards
Sowmya
‎2008 Jul 07 6:14 AM
hi,
sub routine exits are nothing but user exits
customer exits are nothin but function module exits.
‎2008 Jul 07 6:17 AM
Hi Santosini,
to know about subroutine exit.....
Run TCODE- 'SE38' and give program name as 'MV45AFZB' which is basically an include.
This include contains all the Subroutine Exit related to 'Sales Document' transactions.
Basically the program of 'VA01' is 'SAPMV45A' which has 'MV45AFZB' as one of it's include.
Just try to look the above include 'MV45AFZB'.
‎2008 Jul 07 6:25 AM
Hi,
Subroutines exits are nothing but userexits. In 4.0 version SAP has provided some of the sub-routines in order to add our own functionality in the source code. But these user exits are only for SD module and need access key for this in order to add functionality. After release 4.7 version SAP has introdused customer exits(Menu, screen, fieldand function module exits) in order to add functionalty and to add this it wont ask for access key.
In user exits these subroutines are in incude programs. we have to search for the right exit by seeing documentation of that and choose the subroutine which satisfies our requirement.
Please reward points if helpful.
‎2008 Jul 07 7:40 AM