‎2008 Aug 12 11:13 AM
Hi Forum,
I want to know how the standard user exit is applied in SAP.
There is one std user exit for t.code ME21N i.e. LMEQR001.
I want to apply this std user exit. How can this be done?
Pls explain as i m a functional consultant and dont know the technical.
Thanks and regards,
Sheetal
‎2008 Aug 12 11:19 AM
First goto CMOD. Specify the user exit name. Goto Components part and you will find a Function Module name.
Click on this function module and inside you will find a Z include program. You can click on this include program and write appropriate code inside the include which gets triggered while SAP runs.
‎2008 Aug 12 11:16 AM
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Edited by: Julius Bussche on Aug 12, 2008 11:29 PM
‎2008 Aug 12 11:22 AM
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Edited by: Julius Bussche on Aug 12, 2008 11:30 PM
‎2008 Aug 12 11:19 AM
First goto CMOD. Specify the user exit name. Goto Components part and you will find a Function Module name.
Click on this function module and inside you will find a Z include program. You can click on this include program and write appropriate code inside the include which gets triggered while SAP runs.
‎2008 Aug 12 11:19 AM
Hi ,
first thing is u need to create a project -> assing components to it (enhancements)-> and activate that project .
in that Enhancements u will get function module exits ---> SAP will be Z includes in it , in ur case ZXM06U52, so double click on it ---> u will get message 'Program names ZX... are reserved for includes of exit function groups' --->then Enter --->ask to create a object --->create and assign to ur dev.package.
after that u can add ur logic in that include .
Regards
prabhu
‎2008 Aug 12 11:19 AM
Hi
then you need to goto CMOD TCODE and create one project for that exit
assin this LMEQR001 exit in enhancement assignment.
enter that LMEQR001 name there and click on components button
there double click on exit name and it will take to u a include Z...
double click that and write ur code
after that activate that program and activate that project
other wise that exit won't work