on 11-17-2006 5:17 PM
hi,
I have an sap script form, and i need to find the the abap print program for that? How can i do that?
Thanks
Vinu
Hello Vinu,
GO into any of the text elements and place the cusror on the variable.Then click on the where used list on the top of the window. It will take you to the print program. Most of the times, this works. Please give it a try.
I hope this helps.
Thannks,
Kalyan
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Hi,
You can carry out the following steps:
1. Goto Report "RSNAST" through SE38 and set a break point at line number 811 in the report.
2. Run your script,
3. when you reach the break point in the debugger, enter the fieldname as
tnapr-fonam, the value we get is the form name, enter the fieldname as tnapr-pgnam, the value we get will be the driver program name.
Hope this will be of help.
Regards,
Divya
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hi how to find the driver program actually if either check->texts or TNAPR does not contain the driver program name for the sapscript form...
i tried using the following procedure also
<u>You can carry out the following steps:
1. Goto Report "RSNAST" through SE38 and set a break point at line number 811 in the report.
2. Run your script,
3. when you reach the break point in the debugger, enter the fieldname as
tnapr-fonam, the value we get is the form name, enter the fieldname as tnapr-pgnam, the value we get will be the driver program name.</u>
but there is no program as RSNAST ...
is there any other ways to find the driver program name
I think you have not tried this
There are two ways...
1) You can use NACE transaction->
Select the application type, and Click Output Types->
Choose the Output type and Click on Processing Routines
Here you can find the Driver program and Script.
2) Go to Script program -> Use Where used list to know where the Script program has been called.
Regards,
suresh
Hi Vinu,
It depends on how the Scripts program is called.
There are two ways...
1) You can use NACE transaction->
Select the application, and Click Output Types->
Choose the Output type and Click on Processing Routines
Here you can find the Driver program and Script.
2) Go to Script program -> Use Where used list to know where the Script program has been called.
Please close the post if your issues has been solved.
Thanks,
Sreekanth
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HI Vinu,
Please take a look at the NACE transaction where all the output conditions will be configured. Drill down into you specific application and you should be able to find the print program as well as the smart form name.
Steps..
Use NACE and follow procedure as follows
1)Choose Application from list(eg PO)
2)Click OP type
3)Chose one OP type from Right pane.
4)Click on processing routines
and you got it
Reward points if this helps.
Manish
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Manish Kumar
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