GOS for VA01/2/3

[Richard Marut]

Mark,
 
There is a parameter that you can add to your user profile that will provide
the object services button in 4.7/620. I don't remember what it is and I no
longer have access to 4.7 at this time. Someone provided me with the
parameter here in this user group and I can not find the e-mail that
contains the parameter. Check the archive at www.wugarchive.com
 
Richard...
 
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From: SAP Workflow [mailto:Owner-SAP-WUG at MITVMA.MIT.EDU] On Behalf Of
Eduardo Pisatti
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:14 PM
To: SAP-WUG at MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: Re: GOS for VA01/2/3
 
Hi Mark,
 
      I not sure that you want, but exist many event to adding on
transaction. You will be able check the following T-Code BERE, BERP, and
BF03 all functions (BERE and BERP) and interface (BF03). May be this help
you.
 
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G'day WFers,
 
Page 379 of the Bible contains a lovely few lines of code for "Adding
Generic Object Services to Your Own Transaction", but I assume that the
same code located in an appropriate exit will enable GOS for a standard
transaction.
 
Specifically wanting to incorporate it into Sales Orders (VA01, VA02,
VA03) in release Enterprise 620/470. Has anyone done this successfully?
Anyone tried it and got burnt?
 
Small trick obviously necessary from a quick investigation is to ensure
that the appropriate object is invoked dependant on document type (BUS2094
for Credit Memos, BUS2096 for Debit Memos etc).
 
Any tips greatly appreciated.
 
Have fun,
Mark