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Button not visible in standard sap-toolbar

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Former Member

‎09-13-2010 4:01 PM

Hi All,

I have added a custom key to standad SAP tollbar using Aceess key in tr-M52N.

But that custom buttom is still not visible in tool bar. Can anybody guide me?

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Former Member

‎09-13-2010 6:14 PM

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Hi,

It may be that the function is being disabled by authorizations. To prove this, you could do the following...

Before you run the transaction you modified, go into debug with /h.

Run your transaction code - you should start up in debug.

Use menu option Breakpoints / Breakpoint At / Statement. Input the command SET PF-STATUS.

Hit F8 to continue until the SET PF-STATUS command is found.

At this point, if the SET PF-STATUS statement ends with EXCLUDING tablename (where tablename is an internal table), then double-click on the internal table and display the entries in it. If your function code is included in this table then that's the reason why you don't see the button. You'd then need to work back to determine why your function code is included in the internal table. This assumes the function code does indeed already exist in the GUI status used in the screen.

Regards, Andy

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Former Member

‎09-13-2010 4:31 PM

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Check if the Fucntion Code is actiavted in Application Toolbar.

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sitakant_tripathy2
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‎09-13-2010 4:39 PM

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Hi Sanjay,

you can also check for the Screen PBO and see if it is getting disabled in runtime in the others statement...

Regards,

Sitakant

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Former Member

‎09-13-2010 6:14 PM

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Hi,

It may be that the function is being disabled by authorizations. To prove this, you could do the following...

Before you run the transaction you modified, go into debug with /h.

Run your transaction code - you should start up in debug.

Use menu option Breakpoints / Breakpoint At / Statement. Input the command SET PF-STATUS.

Hit F8 to continue until the SET PF-STATUS command is found.

At this point, if the SET PF-STATUS statement ends with EXCLUDING tablename (where tablename is an internal table), then double-click on the internal table and display the entries in it. If your function code is included in this table then that's the reason why you don't see the button. You'd then need to work back to determine why your function code is included in the internal table. This assumes the function code does indeed already exist in the GUI status used in the screen.

Regards, Andy