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Custom SAPScript printing...

Former Member
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Hi,

I am working on a custom SAPscript form called shop floor traveller form.

Now this form impacts three transaction table since viz : CO04, CO05, CO02.

Since here three transactions are getting impacted I don't have the option of using exsiting standard SAP Script, modify it and register to standard print(driver) program.

I have to develop custom driver program as well as custom SAPScript from scratch in this case.

Now I am wondering if I have to make a custom transaction to print this SAPScript or is there some other solution for it ?

Tushar.

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RichHeilman
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Developer Advocate
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No, you develop your custom driver program and your custom SAPscript form. Then in configuration, transaction SPRO, you assign the custom driver program and the custom SAPscript form to the output type that you are using. I don't know that path in the IMG where you do this off the top of my head, your functional people should know where to go. In your custom program, you must make sure that you are doing the same IMPORT statement that the standard SAP driver program is doing, this is how the data is being passed. Just look at the standard program, and copy the IMPORT statement into your custom program. After that, you can do what ever you want.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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Here is the path in transaction SPRO where you will define your output type.

Production->Shop Floor Control->Operations->Define Print Control.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

Former Member
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hi tushar,

after making your own custom SAPScript and customer Driver program.

you can go to trasaction NACE and go to particular output type relvant to your trasactions or fucntionality and change the standard program names with your customised script name and the customised driver program name under the ouput options - Printout medium.

hope this solves the issue you have

regards

venugopal

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Rich Heilman