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About Customer Exits.

Former Member
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I have a program that finds all the customer exits in a transaction.

The descriptions are not very clear about their functions, so I want to know what procedure do I need to follow to know for what can i use each of the found exits.

Thanx in advanced

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Former Member
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Thanx for your answer, another question... when i double click de z include of a function module SAP ask me for a key, where do I get that key or do I need any special authorization?

Thanx in advanced

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Former Member
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Hi Urjose,

Normally when you go inside the package for the exit and then drill down into its function group->Function Modules , you should be able to see the descriptions.

And if they are not maintained then what i normally do is go to the transaction for which i know the exit has been designed , and then i just debug that transaction and put a break-point at all 'call customer-function' statements and then when i encounter my user exit , i atleast know for which functionality this user exit has been designed.

Sometimes SAP gives some documentation as well for the same.

Hope this helps.

Thanks

Shivika

Former Member
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Thanx for your answer, another question... when i double click de z include of a function module SAP ask me for a key, where do I get that key or do I need any special authorization?

Thanx in advanced

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Hi Urjose

The Z include that you see in the exit has to be created first in se38. So first go to se38 and give this include name and create this include. After that you will no longer get this message.

Thanks

Shivika

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Hi,

When you double click on the Z include it should not ask you for the key. What you might be getting is the warning message. So just press the enter key and then you will be able to create that include.

Regards,

Atish

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Forget the last question =D.