SAP R/3 - i have copied medruck as zmedruck. after making modificatons in it i want to execute zmedruck ie ins

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i have copied medruck as zmedruck. after making modificatons in it i want to execute zmedruck ie instead of medruck zmedruck should be executed. how should i do it

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Last Update: December 10, 2006 Asked by: madhava_sify

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February 27, 2006 00:35:41

sankar

RE: i have copied medruck as zmedruck. after making mo...

hai,

u run the transaction "ME9F" through the me9f u click the issue output to then u get the required from what u think.

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May 06, 2006 13:11:13

vamsee krishna L

RE: i have copied medruck as zmedruck. after making mo...

1) Go to T-code 'NACE' , 2) click on Application 'EV' click on push button 'output types'. 3) In Output types select 'NEU' tab, now dounble click on processing routines.4) Change to change mode, For short text 'Print Output' Change form name freom 'MEDRUCK' to 'ZMEDRUCK'.5) Now save and go back.6) now whenever u execute 'ME23N' The form ZMEDRUCK will be displayed insted of MEDRUCK.

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December 10, 2006 01:10:42

sashti_p

Member Since: November 2006 Contribution: 5

RE: i have copied medruck as zmedruck. after making mo...

After copying ZMEDRUCK in SE71,

1. Go to SE11-Table (TNAPR)-click contents display-enter MEDRUCK in form name and execute.

2. List of available standard programs with output types will appear choose your required output type and respective program and note their names.

3. Go to SE38 enter the noted standard program name and execute.

4. Go to NACE (linking print program and editor program using output type done here) click subroutines.

5. List of output types appears, choose output type. Enter required details in that screen.

6. Now go to SE38 and run the program.

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