Print User-defined BarCodes in SAPScript

[former_member870040]

Hello,

We are using SAPScript RVORDER01. But, in Scripts only System-defined BarCodes are only supported. It is not supporting User-defined BarCodes.

Is there a way to print User-defined BarCodes in SAPScript or is there any Smartform similar to the above SAPScript, since Smartforms support User-defined BarCodes ?

OR

Is there a way to convert the above SAPScript to Smartforms without much effort ?

Thanks,

Shashidhar

[Former Member]

Hi,

The barcode font whcih you have created should be in SAP system. Check SE73 -> system barcode fonts.

Pranav

[Former Member]

Yes u can convert SAPSCRIPT to Smartforms

goto transaction smartfroms --> utilities --> migrate SAPSCRIPT...

for user defined Barcodes in SAPSCRITPS....

Creating System Bar Codes

You want to define a bar code in SAPscript for which there is not yet a definition.

Procedure

1. Choose Tools > Administration> CCMS >Spool> Font Maintenance.

2. Select System Bar Codes and choose Change.

1. Choose System Bar Code ® Create to define a new bar code. Note the following information:

· Bar code: Enter the name of your new bar code here. The name must begin with a Z to avoid conflict between your bar codes and the SAP bar codes.

· Bar Code Type: Choose one of the bar code types listed. This is currently for information purposes only.

· Rotation at Output: Enter how many degrees your bar code should be rotated at output.

Modify only a copy of an R/3 standard device type, not the original version. Otherwise, your changes may be overwritten by the R/3 standard when you upgrade your system.

To copy a device type, do the following:

Start the spool administration function by choosing Tools ® CCMS ® Spool ® Spool administration.

Choose Utilities ® For print control ® Copy device type to copy the definition of an output device.

Enter a name of your choosing that begins with a Y or a Z.

Use references: Leave blank to have device format actions copied directly into the new device type. Do this when you are defining a completely new device type on the basis of a similar device, or when you plan large-scale changes to the actions in the device format.

Mark this option to have device format actions included by reference from the original device type. Do this when you plan only limited changes or extensions to an existing device type. Advantage: the device format actions remain up-to-date with changes made in the R/3 standard device type.

You want to customize the cover page but plan to leave other actions as they are. You can completely replace the cover page action(s). Other actions reference the actions in the R/3 standard. Any updates by SAP are automatically reflected in the referenced actions.

The SAP System copies all of the following when you copy a device type:

regards

Devanand