Integration of barcodes as graphic object in an Adobe form
/by Torsten ThonIncrease productivity in SAP projects by 30% with Jira and Confluence
/by Torsten ThonUnfortunately, awareness of a web-based task and project management tool to increase productivity and quality in SAP projects is absent from most project managers. Instead, you use tools such as email, Excel and sharepoint to manage tasks, track appointments or create test plans.
Change data of an SAP object with qRFC
/by Torsten ThonIn many cases it is necessary to change the data of an object once it has been saved. Reasons for this may be: There is no corresponding userexit to manipulate data of the object before saving. The corresponding fields are available only after saving, with the help of which you want to manipulate the data […]
Synchronize purchase order language and output language
/by Torsten ThonWhen the message of a PO is issued, in certain cases, the PO is issued in a mix of output language and another language. The aim should be that all elements of a PO are always printed in the message language. Just as it is the case with the formsin sales (invoice, etc.).
Extend the VA05 and VA05N with additional or customer-specific fields
/by Torsten ThonThe transactions VA05 and also the VA05N should be extended by additional fields or customer-specific fields. Read more
Creating a GS1 DataMatrix Barcode with SAP Adobe Forms
/by Torsten ThonIn many companies there is now the requirement to mark products with a bar code of type GS1 Datamatrix directly from SAP. Unfortunately, the creation of a GS1 DataMatrix barcode is currently not supported in SAP standard. In particular, the FNC1 codes can not be inserted into a DataMatrix barcode. This fact is also indicated by the OSS note “1815093 – GS1 data matrix barcodes are not supported“.
Extending the dialogue handling unit with user-defined fields
/by Torsten ThonCreate an SMTP connection from SAP to Office 365
/by Torsten ThonMany companies use Office 365. This package also includes Microsoft Exchange to send emails. The following tutorial explains how to configure the e-mail outbox in SAP to establish an SMTP connection from SAP to Microsoft 365. As a result, you can then send emails directly from SAP.