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Nitin N. Gaikwad

Message type to change from Warning to Error

Posted on Feb 26, 2007 at 04:51 AM 56 Views

Hi Friends,

In TCode: F-48, on screen no 304, I wish to change the message F5-373 from warning to error.

Please let me know different ways of doing it.

Thx In Advance,

Nitin

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  • author's profile photo Susanth Swain
    Susanth Swain
    Posted on Feb 26, 2007 at 05:50 AM
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    Hi Nitin,

    After making all the entries on the selection-screen,go to the Debugging mode and set break-points at statement 'messages'. Once you ahve done this then execute it. By doing this way, u will be able to find the correct location of the required message. Once u find this,go to the change screen and change the warning message to Error message by changing the message type from 'W' to 'E' .

    Reward points if found useful..

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    • Former Member Nitin N. Gaikwad
      Feb 26, 2007 at 07:09 AM

      <b>program:</b>

      MF05AFA0_ANZAHLUNGSKONTIERUNG

        if ek05a-xwert ne space.
      call function 'CUSTOMIZED_MESSAGE'                   "Note 0419441
           exporting
                i_arbgb = 'F5'
                i_dtype = 'W'
                i_msgnr = '373'.
* (del) if i = 2.           "for message search: where used. Note435478
      if 1 = 2.                                             "Note435478
        message w373.
      endif.
    endif.

      Nitin ,

      Without changing program u cann't do any thing , if u want to change standard program then make use of above program and location.

      Regards

      Prabhu

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  • author's profile photo Nitin N. Gaikwad
    Nitin N. Gaikwad
    Posted on Feb 27, 2007 at 09:00 AM
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    Answered.

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