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March 29, 2009 @ 2:00 am

What does SPRO means?

How many time have you typed SPRO in you SAP GUI?

Thousands that’s for sure. And what does it stands for?

SPRO = SAP Project Reference Object.

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March 28, 2009 @ 9:28 pm

VK11/VK12 UserExit on Save

If you need to trigger some code when you are saving pricing conditions in VK11 or VK12, there is an option to do that. it’s not a standard exit, but it’s a BADI. SD_COND_SAVE_A it’s the name! This way you can trigger some code inside it. SAP Badi can be activated and edited throught these transactions: SE18/SE19.

You can call these transactions inside BADI:

CT_TIME
CT_KONH_NEW
CT_KONH_OLD
CT_KONPDB_NEW
CT_KONPDB_OLD
CT_SCALE_NEW
CT_SCALE_OLD
CT_KONDAT_NEW
CT_KONDAT_OLD
CT_VAKE

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March 5, 2009 @ 11:16 am

Logging on without authorization

Client 066 usually exists in a SAP system due to EarlyWatch services.

The majority of the times this type of client doesn´t have master users. If that´s the case, anyone can log into the system using the client 066, user SAP*, and password PASS.

Have fun!

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March 4, 2009 @ 4:28 pm

Database view VBAK + VBUK (VBAKUK)

Sometimes there are tables with join views of two tables. These tables are called Database views.

In this case the sales and distribution header document and document status view.

It’s the “join” of two tables. VBAK and VBUK.

Just go to SE16 insert VBAKUK and the filter by any fields.

When programing you can access this table with an select instruction and therefore get data from two tables without accessing the two of them.

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March 4, 2009 @ 3:56 pm

How to search code in abap programs RPR_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN

Sometimes you need to search one string of code in one abap program or in a few programs.

There is a standard program to do this. RPR_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN is the solution.

Go to SE38 and execute RPR_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN.

Fill program name with “Z*” to find code in all Z programs.

Insert the search string and execute.

This will give you all the occurences of the given string in all Z programs.

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March 2, 2009 @ 3:13 pm

Transaction/Program to show all SAP Icons

This is a very common question with a very simple answer.

There is a transaction to see all that. Just type ICON in transaction box.

The program is much more usefull as you can see all the icons and icon codes.

Go to SE38 and type SHOWICON and execute. Select any options and execute again. All the icons are there.

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