SAPScript_forms - print an example

[Former Member]

Hi,

excuse me for not simply reading the manual - I have never worked with SAPScript forms and in the last week I have devised a way to draw meta-information on all the tables involved from the layout of any SAPScript_form - but I've never read the manual in detail, there was no time.

We only have all the standard SAPScript_forms on our system, no custom ones.

I have found out how I can do a "test printout" of a form which will give me the basic layout - the windows - but not much text in them.

Is there any way I can, without going to the length of designing a new form, possible to print an example form with some real data? I know SAPScript_forms is a really old product and I'm really not sure. If it is not possible "just so" - I'd need it this afternoon, actually - then I'll just read the manual. I just need to know if it is possible to have an "immediate example" or whether I need to design a new form to have that. I will try myself and search in the manual, but any help to speed up that process would be very welcome.

Thanks a lot!

Best regards,

Sapperdapper

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi,

I don't think there is much you can do. but if you want to see a block layout it can be done.
goto se71  put name of script there. in settings select graphical layout check box. this will just show you the block layout for script.

If you are familiar with smartforms here is a worka round
goto smartforms give a new z smartform name. now goto utilities--> migration--> import script

this will chnage script to a smartform.
activate this smartform and run it. it will ask for some interface values try to give enter or some dummy values (*)

this will solve your problem.

Reward if useful.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Ankitesh,

today is the first day I have to actually do this - tomorrow the last 😉 Unfortunately, I am not familiar with SmartForms, either, but from your post I guess that SmartForms do offer a more comfortable interface. I will try that first - we have the forms already, so that seems easier than devising a new one.

Best regards,

Sapperdapper

P.S.: Sry, asking for points, just like offering them, is against the forum rules, I have learned just shortly.