03-22-2011 2:49 PM
i'm having the requirement to put filter on the transation f110 on the paramater tab of customer item due date that shoud consider only 10 days back date form the sy-datum . so i need user exit to pace the logic in automatic payment transaction.
Thanks
sarfraz
03-22-2011 2:54 PM
Process BTE 1820 is used for excluding open items from the payment proposal.
03-23-2011 3:28 PM
Hi used the BET for process 1820 copied the function module and configure it and i have put the break point but when i have process the transaction f110 its not triggering.
i have done as the below config
In FIBF Tcode, Products -> of Customer for BTE 1820 : created a ZZ<Product> and made Active
In Process Modules-> of Customer for BTE 00001820 : added ZZ<Function Module> and ZZ<Product>
03-23-2011 4:11 PM
But the payment proposal is run in the background from F110 - you can't hit a breakpoint from there. Run SAPF110S manually; you'll need to set the XDEBUG value in the program...
03-23-2011 5:14 PM
I have run the SAPF110S manually , where we need to run XDEBG can you please explain how to run and the process unable to do it .
Edited by: sarfraz shaikh on Mar 24, 2011 4:16 PM
03-25-2011 5:18 AM
Go to SE38 and DISPLAY SAPF110S. Search for XDEBUG. Set a BREAKPOINT from EXTERNAL UTILITIES and change value in debugging.
Or another way (Havent tried it though)....create an implicit enhancement to run for your username and hardcode XDEBUG.
This will enable Debugging
Regards
03-28-2011 6:42 PM
It should be enough for you to just look at the start-of-selection code or just throw the program into debug before executing - you'll see the value analysis (and exit criteria) in the code. It's very simple - just look at it...
08-23-2016 7:03 AM
Dear all,
I tried the solution with XDEBUG in SAPF110S and set the variable to "X" in debugging mode. I would like to see in debug mode how the tables REGUH and REGUP gets filled. I am not sure in which forms or FUBAS to set further break-points in order to see how REGUH and REGUP gets filled where to the break-points. Can anyone pls. let me know.
Thank you.
Regards