Access to conditions in BTE 1050

[Former Member]

Hi all,

we have following problem.

We want to post a logistic invoice (TA MIRO). During the transaction we want to have access to the condition records during the BTE 00001050 (After FI POST_DOCUMENT).

We don't have the information in the parameters.

How it is possible to access the conditions???

Kind regards

André

[Former Member]

You can use something like this,

DATA: w_fieldname(30) TYPE c,

w_matnr LIKE mara-matnr.

FIELD-SYMBOLS <fs_xdmaex> TYPE STANDARD TABLE.

w_fieldname = '(SAPLMGMW)xdmaex[]'.

ASSIGN (w_fieldname) TO <fs_xdmaex>.

In this case I am reading an internal table which not part of the standard interface, but is avaliable in on loaded program 'SAPLMGMW'.

Regards

[Former Member]

It seems, that this is not working, because the function module for the BTE belongs to another function group.

So I can not assign (PROGRAM)FIELD to a field symbol.

Kind regards

André

[Peter_Inotai]

<i>It seems, that this is not working, because the function module for the BTE belongs to another function group.

So I can not assign (PROGRAM)FIELD to a field symbol.</i>

With this way you can assign it even if it's in a different Function group, program, whatever if it's in the memory!!!

Debug this example to understand how this approach works.

In this case you can get a value from program SAPLSFES, which has no relation with program ztest_external at all.

However with this approach it works.

Peter

PS: If it helps, don't forget about the reward points:-)

REPORT ztest_external .

DATA: fake_external_var(20) TYPE c VALUE 'I am external'.

DATA: fieldname1(100) TYPE c.
DATA: fieldname2(100) TYPE c.

MOVE '(ZTEST_EXTERNAL)fake_external_var' TO fieldname1.
MOVE '(SAPLSFES)C_DPTABLESIZE' TO fieldname2.

FIELD-SYMBOLS: <fs1> TYPE ANY.
FIELD-SYMBOLS: <fs2> TYPE ANY.

START-OF-SELECTION.

  ASSIGN (fieldname1) TO <fs1>.
  ASSIGN (fieldname2) TO <fs2>.

  WRITE: / <fs1>.
  WRITE: / <fs2>.

[Former Member]

It works, problem was, that I wanted to see a local field.

Thanks

André