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[SAP] Easy way to identify customer EXIT or BADI

 At times, We find difficult to identify exits for a program. 

This post will explain you an easy way to find list of  Customer Exits and BADI's available for a program.

Below are the process steps to be followed :

Step 1 : Goto T.Code : SE16N, Enter transaction code 


Step 2 : Fetch program name


Step 3 : Collect Program Name and pass it to TADIR table to fetch development class




Step 4 : Pass Development class again into TADIR table by passing OBJECT as SMOD to fetch all customer exit's and OBJECT as SXSD to fetch BADI's related to the program.

In this case, I have passed SMOD to fetch customer exits.


Step 5 : All Customer exits related to the program are displayed


Step 6 : Once EXIT is identified. To get description related to it, Pass Exits into table MODSAPT and SXS_ATTRT to get descriptions corresponding to them.






Thank you.
 








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