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what is the ok-code for double click?

Former Member
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While creating the Sales order, the double click on the material leads to some other screen. When i am recording it, i=the double ckick is not getting recorded. And I need to manually give the double click during processing as it is not getting recorded.

So what is the ok code for Double click?

And how to find the standard OK CODEs in general.?

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bpawanchand
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hi

For any transaction or a control if you want to find the OK-CODE for it

1. Type /h in the command prompt box ,I mean the box where you write the T-code .

2. Clicks on the button for which you want to find the OK-CODE and as soon as you click the program will be opened in the debug mode

3 And in the FILEDs list write the SY-UCOMM in the fileds and press enter.

because the system fields SY-UCOMM will store the OK-CODE of any button.

Regards

Pavan

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Former Member
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Hi,

OK_CODE for double click is PICK in classical reports.

Edited by: pr murthy on Oct 15, 2008 11:09 AM

Former Member
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hi

okcode for double click is &IC1.

Rgds.,

subash

Former Member
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Hi,

OKCODE for double click is &IC1.

Regards,

Pooja

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Hi,

Double click event is same as the event for 'PICK'.

Hence the ok-code is 'PICK' itself.

Regards,

Pragya

bpawanchand
Active Contributor
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hi

For any transaction or a control if you want to find the OK-CODE for it

1. Type /h in the command prompt box ,I mean the box where you write the T-code .

2. Clicks on the button for which you want to find the OK-CODE and as soon as you click the program will be opened in the debug mode

3 And in the FILEDs list write the SY-UCOMM in the fileds and press enter.

because the system fields SY-UCOMM will store the OK-CODE of any button.

Regards

Pavan