import memory id for ucomm

[Former Member]

Hello,

At the beginning of a program, i call a transaction and then get back to the program.

SET PARAMETER ID 'BAN' FIELD p_banfn.

FREE MEMORY.

CALL TRANSACTION 'ME52N'.

After that, i want to get the sy-ucomm. In fact I want to know if the user click on save or back.

I know this but I don't know wich paramater ID to write :

import wv_sycomm from memory id ' '.

Or maybe there is another way ?

Thanks for your help.

[Former Member]

anyone ?

[Former Member]

hi louis ,

is ur requirement like u want to know in ur zprogram whatever the value of sy-ucomm was when the user was in that transaction .

Thanks

Rohit

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ROHIT GUPTA

[Former Member]

yes i want to know in my zprogram if the user click SAVE or BACK on the ME52N that the zprogram called.

[Former Member]

well i dont get ur requirement beacuse u will only return to ur program if the user will press back if he presses save then he will be in that tcode only . so in any case the ucomm will be back only .

[Former Member]

no, if the user press save, he came back to the zprogram that called the transaction.

to sum up :

I have a t-code ZC02 that called my zprogram.

then the zprogram call me52n, thuser modify something, and press back or save.

then he comes back to the program. I want to know wich button he pressed.

[Former Member]

Hi,

for this you nay need to capture the command

action in one of the USER EXITS of ME52N.

check the following pgrms.

ZXM02U01. "EXIT_SAPLMEREQ_001

ZXM02U02. "EXIT_SAPLMEREQ_002

ZXM02U03. "EXIT_SAPLMEREQ_003

ZXM02U04. "EXIT_SAPLMEREQ_004

ZXM02U05. "EXIT_SAPLMEREQ_005

ZXM02U06. "EXIT_SAPLMEREQ_006

ZXM02U07. "EXIT_SAPLMEREQ_007

ZXM02U08. "EXIT_SAPLMEREQ_008

ZXM02U09. "EXIT_SAPLMEREQ_009

ZXM02U10. "EXIT_SAPLMEQUERY_001

ZXM02U11. "EXIT_SAPLMEQUERY_002

put a break point in each.

click the save button to see which of these is the right one.

then after finding the exit, you can use the EXPORT / IMPORT

statements to get the Function Code in your Z program.

Regards,

Samson Rodrigues.

[Former Member]

thanks, good idea.

I thought there were an easier way but well, it is a solution.