on 07-20-2009 10:14 AM
Hi
I have to copy a text from one sapscript to another.In the original script i have an include text that is called.I have searched after that include text with transaction SO10 but it cannot find it.Is there any other transaction for adding inculde texts?
thanks
Hi Seba,
the original script which is working contains the Standard Text?
if yes then copy the name and check in S010.
if not then check and confirm whether its a standard text?
just briefly explain your scenario?
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Hi
I have the next text in the footer of my sapscript:
INCLUDE &T024E-TXFUS& OBJECT TEXT ID ADRS LANGUAGE &EKKO-SPRAS&
Theoretical it should be an objetct type TEXT and id ADRS but i cannot find it.
I have searched for this "T024E-TXFUS" in transaction SO10 and in the table STXH but it cannot find it.In any case,it exists in the system because it is correctly displayed in my Form when printed.I have searched for all the texts in the system,with all the id's and all the object types and still i cannot find it.
thanks
Edited by: seba seba on Jul 20, 2009 11:30 AM
Hi Seba,
you have to check the table name and field name,
this is standard sap code right,
say for example,
INCLUDE &T001G-TXTKO& OBJECT TEXT ID ADRS LANGUAGE &T001-SPRAS&
if this is the statement you have to check t001g-txtko is a table and field name
so check in the standard code and foud where he is passing,
for the above example the value stores is
ADRS_HEADER
you have to search adrs_header in s010 transaction.
for your scnario find the value stored in table and then check in s010 transaction.
Edited by: suresh suresh on Jul 20, 2009 11:38 AM
Hi,
You can find the texts in SO10 by giving Text name : ADRS_HEADER or related Address text names and Text ID: ADRS Language: EN
This is the standard text for the text id ADRS. Just like the above
You can even check the table STXH now with the text ID as ADRS all the related Texts will be there in that table.
Regards
Sarves
Edited by: Sarves Sombhatla on Jul 20, 2009 3:26 PM
Hi,
1) Just check with the text id that has been used in the include, and check in that particular text id, the text id may differ.
2) If you can give the include text what is there in the standard script, it would be more easy to tell what is the text id
Check the table STXH for all the sapscript texts
Regards
Sarves
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