Best way to remove unused tabs

[Hamdan]

What is the best (recommended) way to remove unused tabs from the RE-FX screens?

The user requires to remove the Option Rate Method, Differing measurements and Supplementary Texts from the Real Estate Contract program.

Hamdan

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

HI,

In BDT menu RECAMENUBDT, you get an option to manage screen behaviours of all the RE master data as well as RE contracts.

In transaction REGC0006 you can view the screen sequences for RE contracts. Generally, SAP permits modification in standard screen sequences, however, it is advisible to avoid touching them. Instead users can define their own sequences by copying the standard delivered screen sequnces and eliminating tabs that are not of user's need.

Once you have defined your own scree sequesce, you need to assign this screen sequence to the RE contract type in which you need this user defined screen sequence. In IMG menu in step define contract type you can select the screen sequence you need for a particular contract type.

In this way you can have differnt screen sequences for different types of RE contracts.

Hope this is useful

Regards

Rohit.

Edited by: RohitGoel on Jun 1, 2011 7:39 AM

[cm_cm]

Hi Hamdan,

SPRO->RE-Fx->Contract->Dialog->Screen sequences (Execute)

And select your screen sequence (Ex: REGC) and Double click on Screen sequences-> (Left side), select your unused screens and click on remove button and save it.

This information will help you.

Regards,

Arjun.

[Former Member]

Hamdan,

I would not recommend changing standard screen sequence. Follow steps below -

1. Copy the Standard screen sequence using BDT tcodes.

2. remove the sections from the custom screen seq the one which you dont want like measurement, option.

3. Cerate a new application and assign the custom Screen seq as standard for this new custom application.

4. assign this custom screen seq. to the Contract type you want to be assigned.

This way you can have multiple screen seq for different contract types and also maintain standard as it is without using for reference purpose.

Thanks,

Jag