on 01-28-2011 2:41 PM
Hi
I am just a beginner with smartform.
I create a form with the tcode smartforms. However, when I go to the tcode ME9F, I can t display or print what I created.
When I check with tcode NACE, this is what I have:
Output Type: NEU
Application: EF
Medium: Print output
Program: SAPFM06P
FORM routine: ENTRY_NEU
Form:
PDF/Smartform Form: ZTEST
Type: SmartForm
Please enlighten what is the correct procedure to link my form ZTEST to the printing program and have the possibility to print via ME9F.
Note: I did no change in the printing program
Thanks
hi HTO340,
I know its very old subject but I had same problem in nace.First you did all right.The problem is in Medruck program.Your smartform and the Medruck program language type is not matching.Because of this you couldn't see your smartform in ME9F.You can change the language type in smartform to Medruck language type or in program Medruck, there is a line like "form language='E"' you should change to your form language type.I know I couldn't explain it clearly but maybe it would be helpful.
Regards,
ZCN
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Hi,
You are not able to see the output as the tcode call's the std output NEU.
Way is to create z* output type and assign your smartform name in NACE.
you and debug and check to understand which form is actually called....i hope you know how to debug.
(Keep break point at SSF_FUNCTION_MODULE)
This may help you !
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Hi
Create condition record ZNEU, as a copy of NEU.
Also create a z-program with the subrountine ENTRY_NEU and assign this Z-program, subroutine and your smartform to newly created condition record.
Inside your subroutine 'ENTRY_NEU' of Z-program, write your code in which you will call your smartform with the required data to be printed.
I hope this will help.
Best Regards,
Nikhil Patil
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Did you create a condition record for the message type? Use the 'determination analysis' function from the PO messages (change/create) screen to determine why a message isn't proposed.
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