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July 22, 2010 @ 4:45 pm

Powerfull SAP ABAP Functions

Bp_event_raise

  • Trigger an event from ABAP/4 program.

Bp_joblog_read

  • Fetch job log executions filling the structure TBTC5.

G_set_get_all_values

  • Fetch values from a set filling the structure RGSB4.

Popup_to_confirm_loss_of_data

  • Create a dialog box in which you make a question whether the user wishes to perform a processing step with loss of data.

Popup_to_confirm_step

  • Create a dialog box in which you make a question whether the user wishes to perform the step.

Popup_to_confirm_with_message

  • Create a dialog box in which you inform the user about a specific decision point during an action.

Popup_to_confirm_with_value

  • Create a dialog box in which you make a question whether the user wishes to perform a processing step with a particular object.

Popup_to_decide

  • Create a dialog box in which you require the user between the two processing alternatives, or to cancel the action.

Popup_to_decide_with_message

  • Create a dialog box in which you inform the user about a specific decision point via a diagnosis text.

Popup_to_display_text

  • Create a dialog box in which you display a two-line message.

Rfc_system_info

  • Fetch information from the current instance filling the structure FRCSI.

Rs_send_mail_for_spoollist

  • Send messages from ABAP/4 programs to SAPoffice. The structure SOLI may contain the message.

Rzl_sleep

  • Hang the current application from 1 to 5 seconds.

Rzl_submit

  • Submit a remote report.

Sapgui_progress_indicator

  • Set progress indicator on the left lower corner of the current window.

Sd_print_terms_of_payment

  • Format terms of payment according to base line date and payment terms.

So_wind_spool_list

  • Browse printer spool numbers according to user informed.

So_spool_read

  • Fetch printer spool according to the spool number informed.

So_user_list_read

  • List of all users filling the structure SOUD3.

Spell_amount

  • Return the amount in words filling the structure SPELL.

Th_saprel

  • Gather information from the current system including upgrade activities. It completes fields from the structure KKS03.

Th_server_list

  • Gather information of all instances filling the structure MSXXLIST.

Th_user_list

  • List of logged users filling the structure UINFO.

Th_user_info

  • Information about the current user. It completes fields from the structure KKS03.

Th_wpinfo

  • List of work processes filling the structure WPINFO.

Ws_upload

  • Transfer files from the frontend to the application server.

Ws_download

  • Transfer files from the application server to the frontend.

Ws_excel

  • Download files at the frontend in excel format.

Ws_execute

  • Execute an external program on the presentation server.

Ws_file_delete

  • Delete file at the frontend.

Ws_volume_get

  • Get the label from a frontend device.

Ws_msg

  • Create a dialog box in which you display an one-line message.
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July 20, 2010 @ 1:37 pm

Upload Graphics to SAPSCRIPT

You can upload graphics to sapscript with reportRSTXLDMC, however, you can only upload .tif on pc files.

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July 18, 2010 @ 4:43 pm

How to Transport SAPScript Across systems

When you want to transport SAPScript across systems you should use the reportRSTXSCRP.

Any doubts just comment!

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July 16, 2010 @ 4:52 pm

List users last login in SAP

When u need to know wich users are really using your system, you can run the report RSUSR006.

This way u can see if u are paying licences for obsolete users.
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July 14, 2010 @ 1:54 pm

Command Field codes in SAP

Knowing all these codes in SAP makes your life easy:


  • /n Skip to the next record if you are processing one batch input session
    /bend Cancel a batch input foreground process
    /nend Close all R/3 sessions and logoff
    /nxxxx Call the transaction xxxx in the same session
    /o Generate a session list
    /oxxxx Call the transaction xxxx in an additional session
    /i Delete the current session
    /h Turn the debug mode on
    /$tab Reset all buffers (for System Administrators) (Carefull when using this command in Productive System)
    /$sync Synchronize instances buffers (for System Administrators) - (Carefull when using this command in Productive System)

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July 12, 2010 @ 9:54 am

Compare table data between two systems in SAP

Sometimes when tables are just giant and we need to check inconsistencies between systems we need to compare them.

When we do this through the transaction OY19.
This transaction can check you differences between all SPRO data in two systems.
Very usefull for inconsistencies.
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