Hi GurusOur client has a user ABC001 who is not in Finance and hence does not have access to Tcode FMBBC. But heis required to approve/create a particular type of document in FMBBC and hence a custom program is created ZFMBBC which calls a Std FM FMK...
HiI am new to PMS and am trying to implement a BADI to check if the Objective field is filled . IF yes, the corresponding Weigtage field should be enabled. Else the weightage field should be disabled. Can you please shed some light on the same.I trie...
We are attaching PO printout from Smartform converted to PDF , in a mail to the Vendor. There is nothing unusually large in this PO. Just normal Logo which is of small size, and existing fonts. But the PDF size is around 0.5 MB. USer expects a small...
Hi All,I have to write few BADIs for BPC 10 . There is a selection screen where user selects the Dimension values for restricting entries ( eg. Time , Category ) when the BADI is run (Run Package ) via EPM Excel. But I am unable to get the values pas...
Hi Gurus,My requirement is to store the reference PO details in custom field ZZREFBS and ZZREFPS of EKPO CI_EKPODB.I have added the fields in CI_EKPODB and a new custom tab is added at item level using screen exit (screen 111) .Now the problem is to ...
Already tried those documents. Its not helping my case. I also need to validate the data entered in Objective setting screen, like checking if the weightage total = 100 etc. Would like some help on that too.
Thanks PegeilI dont think we are embedding fonts and we are using standard fonts. but I ll check this out . I think we can check this in program RSTXPDF2 is it? Shall check and revertSuzie
Thanks Thanga, COMPR_PAGECONT is already On and FLATE_COMP_OFF which was On was set to Off which reduced the pdf size from 5 mb to 0.5 mb. But even this size seems to be huge for a PO print out. Suzie
We have already completed development and started using the output form. So we cannot change to Adobe form now. We cant send Zip files unfortunately. They client does not agree to that. Thanks Suzie
