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doubt in userexit

Former Member
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HI all.

is it possible to do the code in userexit with out project? then what is the use of project if YES.

how to find the perfect userexit for particular t-code?

Regards.

jay

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Former Member
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you can code in user exit without project but you cant use it

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Former Member
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you can code in user exit without project but you cant use it

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Former Member
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Hi,

you will need a project to activate the coding (there is a toggle button "activate/deactivate at transaction CMOD).

kind regards,

hp

valter_oliveira
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You have 3 types of exits: badi's, ampliations (projects) and transaction exit forms.

Depending on your requirement, you may have one of this to implement (you can have more than one choice sometimes), but answering to your question, yes, but those methods are complementary, so sometimes you use one kind, sometimes you use another one depending of requirement. Example, some tcodes have form exit, some tcodes have ampliations, that you use in projects.

how to find? tcode se18 (badi), tcode smod (ampliations), tcode where you want the "change" (form exit).

And SDN of course!!!

Regards.

Valter Oliveira.

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Hi,

yes. we can write code in userexit with out project name. but we need access key to write the code for userexit.

project name is used for assign number of enhancements under one project name.

we can find the correct userexit for specific t-code. we need to use SMOD tcode then give the dev.class of that t-code, now we will find number of userexit's for that t-code if available.

if we found any userexit. then we need to put breakpoints in that function module of that userexit. now if we run the t-code it will stop the break-point. this way we can find which userexit will suitable for our requirement.

Regards,

venkat

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thanks for All