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barcode in report

Former Member

‎2006 Nov 09 10:53 AM

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hi all,

I have data related to barcode numbers in my Z table. Is it possible to display & print barcodes using a report without SE71? If possible, please let me know how to do it.

Thanks,

Vinny

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Former Member

‎2006 Nov 09 11:06 AM

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Hi,

By using print controls u can do it.

Check the link below for further information

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/d9/4a95e351ea11d189570000e829fbbd/content.htm

PRINT CONTROL FUNCTION argument

(direct entry of a print control by name)

Since any print control can be invoked with PRINT CONTROL FUNCTION <pcname>, there is no comprehensive list of print controls that are invoked in this way in the standard SAP System.

The following lists show R/3 standard print controls. If you are creating a new device type, use a related device type or one with similar capabilities, if possible, as a guide as to the print controls you will actually need to define.

Bar codes: Used only in certain device types (such as those for Kyocera printers). Most bar code printing in R/3 is done in SAPscript using separate bar code print controls.

  • BAROF: Ends bar code printing.

  • BARON: Starts bar code printing.

  • BC<nnn>: Prints a bar code. <nnn> must correspond to the actual name of the print control. Obsolete, should no longer be used.

Other print controls:

  • RESET: Reset sequence for returning a printer to its standard settings. By preference, leave this print control empty and enter the required commands in the RESET AFTER EXIT action in your device formats.

  • SABLD: Starts boldface printing. Superseded by the COL<xx> print controls that are used with the ABAP FORMAT statement. You should still define the print control, however, to support older reports.

  • SAULN: Starts underlining. Superseded by the COL<xx> print controls that are used with the ABAP FORMAT statement. You should still define the print control, however, to support older reports.

  • SAOFF: Stops boldface printing and underlining. Superseded by the COL<xx> print controls that are used with the ABAP FORMAT statement. You should still define the print control, however, to support older reports.

  • SI<nnn>: Font size. The font sizes in existing SI print controls are three digit numbers which are read without a decimal place. There is no convention for entering font sizes at this time. Select SI001 for a normal font size, SI002 for a larger font.