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regarding an include program

Former Member

‎03-28-2007 2:58 PM

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I have an include program which is for user modification.

But how can i modify it without access key.

The comment in include is

************************************************************************

  • *

  • This include is reserved for user modifications *

  • *

  • Forms for sales document processing *

  • *

  • The name of modification modules should begin with 'ZZ'. *

  • *

************************************************************************

how to write my code in this without access key.

Thanks in advance

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Former Member

‎03-28-2007 3:02 PM

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Hi!

You have to register it. You cannot modify this user exit without SSCR registration.

Regards

Tamá

RichHeilman
Developer Advocate
Developer Advocate

‎03-28-2007 3:09 PM

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Since it resides in the SAP namespace, you still have to register it and get an access key. There is no way around this. If you are on ECC 6.0, you could use the enhancement framework to modify this include without an access key.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

Former Member
In response to RichHeilman

‎03-28-2007 3:16 PM

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then wats the use of this include why they have given this.

wats the alternative process

Thanks

RichHeilman
Developer Advocate
Developer Advocate
In response to RichHeilman

‎03-28-2007 3:21 PM

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This include is provided for you to add your own modules into. This include is included in the main program of your module pool, therefore your modules in the user exit can be accessed by the screen flow logic of your custom screen. This is the purpose, but SAP wants to know about it, so this is why you need to register the object. By doing so, you are marking this include as being modified and when it is time to upgrade, if SAP has changed the implementation of the user exit, you will be notified accordingly. Is there some problem with registering the object and getting an access key?

Regards,

RIch Heilman

Former Member
In response to RichHeilman

‎03-28-2007 3:36 PM

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This include is for user modification but in SAP namespace. This means that you have to register it and get an access key before modifying it. "For user modification" means that all the changes that you do in this include are upgrade safe. if you just modify any standard SAP program, it might not work when new patches are added to SAP, but this include is different SAP will not change the implementation

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