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    Create User Exit: Screen Shots

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    The document provides instructions for creating a user exit in SAP. It explains how to identify the requirement, find the relevant program and package, use transaction codes SMOD and CMOD to view existing exits and create a new project. Developers can then assign the exit, double click to access the function module, and write code in the include program to develop the user exit.

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    The document provides instructions for creating a user exit in SAP. It explains how to identify the requirement, find the relevant program and package, use transaction codes SMOD and CMOD to view existing exits and create a new project. Developers can then assign the exit, double click to access the function module, and write code in the include program to develop the user exit.

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    The document provides instructions for creating a user exit in SAP. It explains how to identify the requirement, find the relevant program and package, use transaction codes SMOD and CMOD to view existing exits and create a new project. Developers can then assign the exit, double click to access the function module, and write code in the include program to develop the user exit.

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    The document provides instructions for creating a user exit in SAP. It explains how to identify the requirement, find the relevant program and package, use transaction codes SMOD and CMOD to view existing exits and create a new project. Developers can then assign the exit, double click to access the function module, and write code in the include program to develop the user exit.

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    Create User Exit

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    1. Identify the requirement for which the user exit needs to be created. 2. Run that tcode for which user exit needs to be created. 3. Get the program name of that tcode and then get the package name of that program. 4. Run the tcode smod. Go to Utilitiesz Find Enter. And then enter the package name and press F8. You will see all the exits present for that particular tcode. Identify the exits which will satisfy your need. * * * * * * * * Go to tcode cmod. Enter the Project name for the user exit and press create. Enter the short text for your project and press . Go to Enhancement assignments. Enter the exits name which you identified and save. Go to Components, Function exit names and Include table names will appear. Double click on the exit name, the function module appears with an include program name. Double click the include program name and write down your code there.

    SCREEN SHOTS

    Tcode cmod. Enter the Project name for the user exit and press create.

    Enter the short text for your project and press Enter.

    Go to Enhancement assignments and press Enter.

    Enter the exits name which you have identified and save.

    * Go to Components and press Enter.

    * The Function exit names and Include table names will appear. Double click on the exit name.

    * The function module appears with an include program name. Double click the include program name

    Write down your code here and activate the user exit.

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