03-20-2008 10:34 AM
Hi!
Can anyone tell me, which user-exit is running at the save moment, while creating or modifying an asset master data (AS01, AS02 transaction)?
Only the user exit is interesting me, which is running when the user is pressing the "SAVE" button, random user-exit lists are unwanted.
Thank you
Tamá
03-20-2008 10:40 AM
Hi,
Following are exits available for AS01. Just put break point in each exit and test it at the time saving asset whether it is triggering it or no. Then you will come to know the exact one.
TRAN0001 User exit for asset transfer
AAPM0001 Integration of asset accounting and plant maintenance
AFAR0003 External changeover method
AFAR0004 Determination of proportional values for retirement
AINT0004 Change amount posted for certain areas
AINT0005 Dummy for extended syntax check. Do not use.
AISA0001 Assign Inventory Number
AIST0001 Exchange number range in master data maintenance
AIST0002 Customer fields in asset master
AMSP0002 Determine relationship type for two company codes
Reward points if helpful.
Regards,
CS.
03-20-2008 10:40 AM
Hi,
Following are exits available for AS01. Just put break point in each exit and test it at the time saving asset whether it is triggering it or no. Then you will come to know the exact one.
TRAN0001 User exit for asset transfer
AAPM0001 Integration of asset accounting and plant maintenance
AFAR0003 External changeover method
AFAR0004 Determination of proportional values for retirement
AINT0004 Change amount posted for certain areas
AINT0005 Dummy for extended syntax check. Do not use.
AISA0001 Assign Inventory Number
AIST0001 Exchange number range in master data maintenance
AIST0002 Customer fields in asset master
AMSP0002 Determine relationship type for two company codes
Reward points if helpful.
Regards,
CS.
03-20-2008 10:47 AM
hi Tamás,
you can check AIST0002 in SMOD, basically it is for customer fields, but you can modify fields in ANLB and ANLZ tables.
On the other hand for asset master data there are validations (OACV) and substitutions (OACS) as well.
If you let me know your exact requirement, I might be able to help more.
hope this helps
ec
03-20-2008 11:45 AM
I will use AIST0002 exit, and checking the user command "BUCH".
It gives exactly the required case.
Unfortunately there is nothing more useful exit at the SAVE moment.
Thanx anyways.
10-05-2016 12:53 PM