Introduction to Menu Exit
- Menu exit allows us to add menu items to the menu bar of SAP programs.
- For any SAP transaction, we see there are already a lot of menu bars present.
- Now, Suppose I have to add some addition menu items, then I can use Menu exits for the same purpose.
- We can perform Customer functionalities on these menu items.
Note :-
- These menu items have function codes that begins with “+” ( a plus sign ).
let’s take a requirement to understand this concept.
Requirement :-
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We have a transaction code CAT2 which is used for timesheet.
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Now, we also have a transaction code CAT4 which is used for approving the timesheet.
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But, My Customer wants that there should be a menu bar on CAT2 transaction code and when I will click on that additional menu item, it should take me to the approve timesheet.
Important Note :-
- Whenever you get any requirement for customer exit, it is always mandatory to check for its feasibility.
Ways to find a Menu Exit :-
- Check for menu items starting with “+” ( a plus sign ) in the ( System → Status → GUI Status → Menu Bar ).
- Put the package name of the program in SMOD transaction code. ( Utilities → Find → Package Name ).
- Go to transaction code SE84 ( Enhancements → Customer Exits ).
Checking the Feasibility of Menu Exit for the above Requirements :-
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Step 1 :- On CAT2 transaction code → go to System → Status.
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Step 2 :- Copy the Program name.
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Step 3 :- Go to SE38 transaction code and select the attributes radio button.
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Step 4 :- Pass the program name and click on display.
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Step 5 :- Copy the Package name and go to SE84 transaction code.
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Step 6 :- Click on Enhancements → Customer Exit → Enhancements.
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Step 7 :- In the package provide the package name and click on execute button.
- It will show all the customer Exits of the given package.
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Step 8 :- Double Click on customer exit for Customer functions.
- In the function codes we can see all the Menu Exits out of which one is for approve the timesheet.
Conclusion :-
- So, After Checking for feasibility of the above requirements, we found the Menu exits that are suitable for the given requirements.
- Therefore, We can say that it is feasible.
Implementing the Menu Exit in CAT2 transaction code :-
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Step 1 :- Copy the above used customer exits that we have got.
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Step 2 :- Go to CMOD transaction code.
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Step 3 :- Provide a project name and click on create button.
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Step 4 :- Provide the short description.
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Step 5 :- Click on Enhancements assignments.
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Step 6 :- Provide the name of the customer exit here.
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Step 7 :- Click on the components tab.
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In the components tab, all the function module exit, menu exit, screen exits that are available in the given customer exit will be shown.
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Step 8 :- Now, we can use +CU6 or +CU7 as per our requirement, so lets take +CU6.
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Go to change mode and double click on +CU6.
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Click on copy button.
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Activate the project.
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Step 9 :- Now Simply go to CAT2 transaction code we can see clearly we have a menu bar for our requirement.
Writing logic for Above created Menu Bar :-
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We will use the function module exit for writing the logic for our menu bar.
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Step 1 :- Go to CMOD and open the above created project in display mode → click on components tab.
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Step 2 :- Double click on function exit which is given above.
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Step 3 :- Double click on the include which is given above and write the below logic.
Testing the Implementation :-
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Step 1 :- Go to CAT2 transaction code.
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Step 2 :- Provide the necessary details .
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Step 3 :- Click on approve timesheet.
- We can see we got navigated to CAT4 transaction code.
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