Download SAPSCRIPT Forms

How to download Sapscript form

1. Run program RSTXSCRP

2. Put the object name and Mode and destination file name.

3. Select location where to save

4. Execute and download Sapscripe

Related posts:

• How to Copy SAPSCRIPT
• How to Compare Between Two Sapscript Forms
• Custom Print Program of T-Code F.62 (Print Journal Voucher)
• Sapscript/Smartforms Formatting options
• Changing the development class (Package) of a SAPScript

How to Copy SAPSCRIPT

1. SE71, Create the form name

2. Blank Sapscript created

3. Form (alt + F)> Copy From (alt + O)

4. Name the existing/source of Sapscript

 5. Save. Sapscript form created

Related posts:

• How to Compare Between Two Sapscript Forms
• Custom Print Program of T-Code F.62 (Print Journal Voucher)
• Sapscript/Smartforms Formatting Options
• Changing the development class (Package) of a SAPScript

How to Compare Between Two Sapscript Forms

How to compare between two Sapscript forms? Here are the steps.

Steps:
1. Go to transaction SE38 and enter program name RSTXFCOM.

2. Put the clients, form names and the attributes.

3. The differences will be highlighted in red

Custom Print Program of T-Code F.62 (Print Journal Voucher)

Question:

I need to modify the data and the layout of transaction F.62 (Print Journal Voucher).  I have searched information from the web that it is possible to add a custom print program to modify the logic.  I would like to ask what is the transaction code in FI for configuring this Tcode F.62 to use this customize print program. (Like NACE for SD and MM modules). 

Answer:

Transaction OB98

SE38 for program ZFIRGB_0001 

SE71 for the SAPScript Form

Sapscript/Smartforms Formatting options

&symbol(Z)& Omit Leading Zeros
&symbol(S)& Omit Leading Sign
&symbol(<)& Display Leading Sign to the Left
&symbol(>)& Display Leading Sign to the Right
&symbol(C)& Compress Spaces
&symbol(.N)& Display upto N decimal places
&symbol(T)& Omit thousands separator
&symbol(R)& Right justified
&symbol(I)& Suppress output of the initial value


Offset
Specifying an offset of N has the effect that the N left-most characters of the
symbol value will not be displayed. If the offset specified is greater than the
length of the value, nothing is output.
Syntax
&symbol+offset&
If symbol has the value 123456789, the following will be displayed:
&symbol& -> 123456789
&symbol+3& -> 456789
&symbol+7& -> 89
&symbol+12& ->
&symbol+0& -> 123456789


Output Length
If you require only a part of the symbol value, or the output has to fit into a box or
a field on the screen, without overlapping the edges of this area, then you can use
an output length specification to define how many character positions should be
copied from the value.
Syntax
&symbol(length)&
If symbol has the value 123456789.
&symbol(3)& -> 123
&symbol(7)& -> 1234567

Changing the development class (Package) of a SAPScript

Following is an SAPScript (ZSAPTECHNICAL) assigned to a development class ZTEST. Let us look at the procedure in changing the development class to some other class. 

 

To change the development class:

Go to transaction SE03. 

 

Enter the values as shown in the above screenshot and press Execute. 

 

Now double-click on your form name (in this case it is ZSAPTECHNICAL. 

A Pop-up would appear with the development class in change mode. Change the development class to the desired one and press ENTER. See the change in the development class in the screenshot below: