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How to locate Exits which not belongs to Package of particular Tcode

Former Member
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Hi Friends,

I am working on tcode IW21 belongs to package IW01. When i am lisiting all enhancement using SMOD, i am not getting enhancement 'IWO20001'. But this enhancement triggers in tcode 'IW21'. So how to locate this kind of enhancement which not belongs to the package of TCODE.

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iftah_peretz
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Hi,

You can go on debugger ('/h' in command line before you desired action) and the first thing you do on it is to go on the menu path

Breakpoints-->Breakpoint at-->Breakpoint at Statement

In it you put under the "ABAP Cmnds" this string CALL CUSTOMER-FUNCTION and click the "Copy" button (the right most button) and the press <Enter> or the "Continue" button (the left most button).

It will give you all of the customer exits of that execution path.

You can also track the newly use BADI's.

Jelena
Active Contributor
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Also just use Google. General questions "how to find user exit / BADI / enhancement point" have already been answered on SCN.

NTeunckens
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Does this exit come up when executing the "IW21"-Recording from Trx."ANST"?

The Automated Note-Search Tool has an option to consider the Customer Code (BAdI's / Exits) when providing a Complete Run of you Process. See the following Resources on this :

  • SAP Blog on ANST and Customer Code Detection : link
  • SAP-KBA 1818192 FAQ on ANST : link


Finally, a Good Wiki-Page to Bookmark is the "PM/CS User Exit" Wiki : link

There you will find UserExit "IWO20001" is Related to Routing, which could be triggered through your Notification-Creation provided some Configuration on PM-Notification and / or PM-WorkOrder ...