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Hello SCM Experts,

I have started working on Macros recently and in my current system I see some of the BADI macros implemented and I need to support them. When I open a planning book in /SAPAPO/SDP94, I could see the name of the macro, however I do not know what is the BADI method in which this BADI macro has been implemented. Could you suggest me how to get the name of the BADI method from SDP94 view ?

Note :- I understand that all the Macro relevant methods are available in the standard SAP BADI /SAPAPO/ADVX, however it is difficult to map the right method in the BADI with the macro that was used in the Planning Book. Simply I could not map them easily.

Your suggestions please.

Thanks, Babu Kilari

asked 13 May '13, 06:33

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I think the badi only has one standard method (/sapapo/if_ex_advx~user_exit_macro). Probably your implementation finds out in the user_exit_macro what macro is calling the user exit and then routes the execution to a custom method. If you put a breakpoint in the user_exit_macro it will stop there and then you can see which method is executed.

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answered 13 May '13, 06:49

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Thank you Pedro. That helped.

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answered 17 May '13, 05:15

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