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Determining which Exit meets a requirement

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Former Member

‎07-13-2006 5:26 AM

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Hi,

I went though all the possible Exits available through SMOD. How would I determine which one sepcifically meets my requirement? Is it obvious in adding some code and run the test? What are the steps that you normally do to see the Exit meets your requirements?

Thanks,

RT

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naimesh_patel
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‎07-13-2006 5:32 AM

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Hello,

Find out the program name of the transaction. GO to table MODSAP. Give member = EXIT_progname*. You will have list of the exits which are used that transaction.

Regards,

Naimesh

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naimesh_patel
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‎07-13-2006 5:32 AM

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Hello,

Find out the program name of the transaction. GO to table MODSAP. Give member = EXIT_progname*. You will have list of the exits which are used that transaction.

Regards,

Naimesh

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Former Member

‎07-13-2006 5:33 AM

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Hi,

Normally, one should create an enhancement project in say $tmp with the required components.

Then activate the project.

Put a breakpoint in the related FM.

Execute the transaction.

In the debug mode, you can check what data is available and whether it can be modified.

Hope it helps.

Regards,

Shashank