on 07-16-2007 5:46 AM
How to create a standard text with Parameter and how to call this standard text with parameter in sapscript layout.
Hi,
1. GO TO SO10 TCODE.
TYPE THE STANDARD TEXT NAME.
EX:- ZVALDEL
CLICK ON CREATE.
ENTER THE STANDARD TEXT WHICH U WANT TO PRINT.
EX:- CUSTOMER RELATED DELIVERIES
CLICK ON SAVE.
2. GO TO SE71 TCODE.
TYPE UR LAYOUTSET NAME CLICK ON CHANGE BUTTON.
GO FOR PAGE WINDOWS.
DOUBLE CLICK ON YOUR WINDOW NAME THEN SELECT TEXT ELEMENTS.
ENTER YOUR STANDARD TEXT NAME WITH INCLUDE KEYWORD.
SYN:- INCLUDE 'STANDARD TEXT NAME' OBJECT TEXT ID <NAME>
EX:- INCLUDE 'Z_NLATIT' OBJECT TEXT ID ST
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Thanks & Regards,
Vasudeva Rao.
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Hello,
I know how to create a standard text. My requirement is how to create a standard text with a parameter. I want to pass Werks into a standard text. The standard text should have werks as variable.
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Hi
goto SO10 Tcode
enter some Textname (parameter name)
Default ID will be ST for stanard texts
create the text and save it
You can read this text using the fun module READ_TEXT
and call the same text in the script using INCLUDE command
sample like
/: INCLUDE &T166K-TXNAM& OBJECT &T166K-TDOBJECT& ID &T166K-TDID& LANGUAGE &EKKO-SPRAS& PARAGRAPH AS
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Regards
Anji
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goto tcode SO10 and create standard text.
To include standard text in SAPscript.
INCLUDE <STANDARD TEXT NAME> ID <ID NAME> LANGUAGE <language>.
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Regards,
SaiRam
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