on 05-19-2006 3:47 PM
OK I think I am starting to lose it... When I create a new user in SAP Netweaver 04 (XI) it puts the default Date format to "1.234.567,89" when I want ti to be "1,234,567.89". And for some reason I can not find where I set that. I got it working in our DEV box but not our QAS box.
Can someone please point me in the right direction. I have the system set up as US and the company as US and the Timezone (STZAC) is correctly changed but I can not find this darn setting.
Thanks in advance for you help.
Paul Ksobiech
Logon to ABAP stack.
Transaction SU01
Enter the user id and change
Go to defaults TAB and change the default values.
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Bhanu,
Thank you for you responce. But what I am really looking for is a way to make it default in. I know to change it there.
Currently, when I go into SU01 and create a new user, I seed the following in the defaults tab:
Decimal Notation 1.234.567,89
Date format DD.MM.YYYY
The way I would like it to be set up is, when I go into SU01 and choose create I get this:
Decimal Notation 1,234,567.89
Date format MM/DD/YYYY
I would like that to be the default every time a new user is created without having to change it.
Please let me know if I need to me more clear.
Thank you again Bhanu for your quick responce. If you can help me with this, that would be great.
Best Regards,
Paul
You need to modify parameters
zcsa/moddatfm
zcsa/moddcpfm
using transaction RZ10.
If these parameters are not there then create .
For example the system default for zcsa/moddatfm is 1
(DD.MM.YYYY) to make it MM/DD/YYYY set it to 2.
I think you need a system restart after profile parameter change.
It was in SPRO and I was refering to setting the system standard not just use assignment. But this was a while ago so dont quote me.
Still cleaning old messages,
Paul
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You could always use a transaction variant via shd0 to default in parameters....
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Hi Paul,
How about creating a template user and choosing all the values of ur choice for time,language,printer,expiry,template roles if any etc...and when ever you are creating a new user copy from this template user...
Not a technical soln.but a practical one...
Regards,
Bapujee Naidu
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