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User exits

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Hi all ,

Is there a way to find which are the user exits used in sap transaction eg From smode for a sap transaction I got 9 users exits, but how can I find which one are used in my project for that sap transcation.

Thanks,

Hi all ,

Is there a way to find which are the user exits used in sap transaction eg From smode for a sap transaction I got 9 users exits, but how can I find which one are used in my project for that sap transcation.

Thanks,

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hymavathi_oruganti
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for a particular transaction,

go to the program associated with that tcode, find the package.

and come to smod, give the package name and find

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Former Member
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Hi,

once you have the ENHANCEMENT Name with you from SMOD, then you can go to table <b>MODSAPT</b>, give the enhancement name and find the text, from that you can get some hints what for that enhancement is used..

regards

vijay

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Hi Sridhar,

Sometimes its very tricky , U can swith on debugger for standard transaction and set break points for CALL CUSTOMER_FUNCTION.

Otherway is to browse through SPRO ...search for ENHANCEMENTS.

Third is to goto CMOD then Utilities->SAP enhancements , specify package name and it wiill give all.

Then using description you can select of your use.

Thanks & Regards,

Ankur

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Hi Sridhar,

You can usually find the list of all user-exits in SPRO. You need to navigate to the particular module and then the transaction you want to perform. The documentation of the transaction usually contains the name and purpose of the user-exit. Sometimes the list is consolidated for the entire sub-module. The purpose definition more often than not will give u a fair idea which user-exit to pick.

Regards,

Madhur