problem creating module pool

[Former Member]

I'm trying to create dialog program ( probably referred to as a module pool in today's terminology) in R/3 4.7 and I'm getting authorization errors when I use the naming convention I have always used SAP + M + Z + program name. For example if my program name was TEST the dialog program name would be SAPMZTEST. In creating this program I answer yes to creating the top include, then yes to the proposed name of the top include which is MZTESTTOP. Then I get stopped by the authorization error.

My question is this: Is there a new way to create dialog programs in 4.7 or is this merely an authorization problem - if so, what value needs to be the object entry of S_DEVELOP

I would greatly appreciate some guidance on this

Thanks,

Brent

[Former Member]

hi Brent,

there is no new way of writing Dialog Programme in 4.7 , as i am also using 4.7, just try to check the authorisations by SU53.

abhishek

[Former Member]

Hi,

Are you able to create any other program in SE38 ? It may be the case that you don't have developers access to the system. In that case, you need developer access key to start in the system.

Ask your basis guy for that.

Regards,

Gagan

[Former Member]

If this is authorisation problem, then just after getting the error message, goto Su53 save that as local file.

and ask any basis person on form or in your company what problem you are facing.

or post the message here, may be we can help

if i am wrong just ignore this

regards.

[Former Member]

hi

I think you don't have authorization to create Module pool programs.. when you get the message No authorization.. then goto SU53.. and you will have S_DEVELOP details..download that into locafile and send it to your Basis guy....

Thanks

Balu

[Former Member]

I did that and the basis guys responded that we are only authorized to create programs in the Y & Z name space. I tried to explain that there was a particular naming convention for module pools.

I just wanted to make sure that there is no change in the naming convention, and no change in the way those programs are created.

Thanks,

Brent