
Written by admin on Oct 3rd, 2008 | Filed under:
Basis,
Tips & Tricks
Login to your Transport Domain Controller.
Run STMS –> Overview –> System
Choose the system you want to disable “Import All” button. Goto transport tool tab. Add/Create Parameter “NO_IMPORT_ALL” set it’s value to 1.

Written by admin on Aug 8th, 2008 | Filed under:
Tips & Tricks
Easy way to Get SAP transactions?
Want to have the list of SAP transactions handy? Well you don’t have you download SAP transactions from any website. The SAP table TSTC itself contains the list of all the SAP Transactions.
So anytime you forget a SAP transaction, just go to the table TSTC and you can get the entire list of sap transactions or how about using the SEARCH_SAP_MENU? even that also helps you to find any SAP transaction easily.

Written by admin on Jun 20th, 2008 | Filed under:
Tips & Tricks
Remeber, we discussed about a simple hack on how we can change the database table directly. Do you want to track the guy who did the changes in these tables directly? Like CDHDR and CDPOS which holds the table entry changes, there is a similar table to track SE16N changes also.
Refer these tables to track the changes:
SE16N_CD_KEY - Table Display: Change Documents - Header
SE16N_CD_DATA - Table Display: Change Documents - Data
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Written by admin on Jun 17th, 2008 | Filed under:
ABAP,
Tips & Tricks
Well, I know we have already talked about finding user exits in the program and also we have a program to find out the user exits in a given Program/Transaction. But, how many times have you searched in SPRO for the user exits. Just go to SPRO –> SAP Reference IMG –> Find (user exits). You will be amazed with the list of other places containing user exits.

Written by admin on Jun 13th, 2008 | Filed under:
ABAP,
Tips & Tricks
BADI stands for Business Add-in. BADI’s are an enhancement concept which uses ABAP objects. Totally a object oriented method to enhance classes, interfaces, methods.
You need to first define a BADI to enhance a SAP application program. The developer needs to create an interface for the BADI. An Adapter class is created from this that will implement the interface. Developers need to create an instance of the adaptor class in the SAP Application program and create method calls as required.