hide variant button in menu toolbar

[former_member196079]

Hi experts

I would hide the variant button in the menu toolbar for the transaction vl10g

Link:[http://img104.imageshack.us/img104/5439/vl10g.png]

somebody can help me??

thanks

Marco

[Former Member]

Hello,

I think you cannot delete the variant button in the standard transaction code VL10G.

You can do an alternative.

Take the program of the transaction, go to se38, give the program name, click on the variants button on the top, select the variants and delete it. Once all the variants are deleted, the variant button will disappear from the transaction.

Cheers,

Balaji

[venkat_o]

Hi, <li> Delete all the variants for the transaction code. Automatically that is gone. <li>Goto menu->variants->Delete->Popup with variants->select and delete all variants. Thanks Venkat.O

[former_member196079]

Hi

Thanks for the reply but wont delete the variant but only HIDE the button...

Marco

[Former Member]

Select the variants, click the save button. In the next screen, choose the option Only display in catalog. Do this for all variants. Then the variant button will not be displayed.

the other Variant Attributes are below.

On this screen, you can define the attributes for the variant. Make sure

that you enter a meaningful short text.

o Only for background processing

If you select this option, the variant can only be used in

background processing. You will not be able to start the program

with this variant in dialog mode.

o Protect variant

If you select this option, the variant can only be changed by the

person who created it or the last person to change it. If you start

a program using a protected variant, none of the fields on the

selection screen accept user input.

o Only display in catalog

If you select this option, the variant is not displayed in the input

help list; it is only displayed in the catalog.

o System variant

This option is set automatically, and cannot be changed. For details

of how to create and maintain system variables, refer to the

documentation for the initial variant maintenance screen.

Cheers,

Balaji