various bdc okcodes

[Shabarish_Nair]

Hi friends,

Can u suggest me the various BDC okcodes.

Ex.

1.Enter - /00

2.save - /11 etc.

please add to this list. i wud like to have info on the most important ones.

Regards,

Shabarish

[andreas_mann3 · Accepted solution]

Hi Shabarish ,

-> through navigation ( in the transaction, which you'll analyze)

1) system status

2) double click GUI Status

3) Goto -> Object lists -> Function list

Regards Andreas

[Former Member]

Hi,

I want the difference between the BDC_OKCODES:

'/00' and '=ENTR'

plz very very urgent....

praveen

[Shabarish_Nair]

Thanx all (esp. Christian n Andreas)

Well, i knew that SHDB wud make things simple but when working on a R/3 3.0 F version i guess u dont have much of a choice. Is'nt it ???

well, both the methods mentioned by Christian and Andreas

seems just kewl....

Regards,

ShabZ

PS: any easy method to draft a BDC program on 3.0F ??

[christian_wohlfahrt]

Hello Shabarish,

one short way to ok-codes:

press menu point with left mouse button and simultanly F1 for help - popup with code appears (but doesn't work for menu buttons).

Buttons are assigned to function keys, which can be accessed by the number F1 = /01, F11 = /11 - but I would prefer using okcodes attached to the menu points.

Save way is recording like Abby described.

Regards,

Christian

[Former Member]

Hello Shabarish,

I believe Christian's is the best way to find the Function Code assigned to a pushbutton on the screen / application toolbar.

Also it is always better to use the function codes.

Regards,

Anand Mandalika.

P.S. Christian : You have said that this does not work for the menu buttons. But it does work just the same even for menu buttons. What it does not work for, is the Standard Toolbar.

[Former Member]

The easiest way to learn what the various ok codes are for a transaction is to record whatever transaction you wish to know the codes for using trans SHDB. It will show you every BDC_OKCODE used while recording.

Other than that, it's pretty difficult to list "typical" okcodes, as they vary greatly from transaction to transaction.

Hope that helps -

Abby

[Shabarish_Nair]

Hi Peter,

Is there a way how i can chk out wht the okcode can be for a button on a screen?

ShabZ

PS: The star button .... yep will do... but answer this question first ... )

[Peter_Inotai]

It's different transaction by transaction. So, you cannot make this kind of list.

It depends how it was defined in the GUI status.

Peter

PS: If it helped, press the star icon in the subject:-)