on 05-23-2008 3:31 PM
Hi SRM-gurus,
do you think it is somehow possible to increase the number of history-entries in the SRM web-ui, e.g. from now 6 former chosen entries to 10 or 15?
E.g. when you create an SC and choose the Categories drop-down box you can see the last 6 entries you've chosen. Now the question is to make it more than 6.
Thanks for your help.
Have a nice weekend.
Regards,
Henning
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Tested --> not answered
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Hi all,
due to a similar requirement i had to check this. In our SRM 5.0 there is an ABAP constant GC_MAX_FAVOURITES in the Include LBBP_HELPTOP of the function group BBP_HELP which is hard coded set to 5.
This should be the value to change.
Best regards,
Armin
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Hi Armin,
finally I tested the constant GC_MAX_FAVOURITES in the Include LBBP_HELPTOP of the function group BBP_HELP, but it didn't have an effect to the result.
I changed
CONSTANTS: GC_MAX_FAVOURITES TYPE I VALUE 5.
to CONSTANTS: GC_MAX_FAVOURITES TYPE I VALUE 8.
but the system still only remembered 5 entries.
Any ideas?
Thanks and best regards,
Henning
Hi. It might not be possible as standard, but in a sandobox system you could try something custom.
Go to SE16 and search for table BBP*FAV
These tables store the drop down entries, for example BBP_CATEGORY_FAV stores the categories.
On the system I just looked at there were only 5 per user, are you sure yours has 6? If it does then maybe there is a basis setting somewhere that stores this figure.
What you can also try is updating this table yourself using BBP_DOC_CHANGE_BADI to store more than 5/6 entries.
If you search for Functions BBP_UPD_*_FAV you will find the functions that update these tables.
Also, BADI BBP_F4_READ_ON_ENTRY and BBP_F4_READ_ON_EXIT will build the lists I think, you could store all the values in a custom table and use this BADI to read from instead.
Regards,
Dave.
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