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Find User Exits

Print This Post Email This Post Written by admin on Jun 17th, 2008 | Filed under: ABAP, Tips & Tricks

Well, I know we have already talked about finding user exits in the program and also we have a program to find out the user exits in a given Program/Transaction. But, how many times have you searched in SPRO for the user exits. Just go to SPRO –> SAP Reference IMG –> Find (user exits). You will be amazed with the list of other places containing user exits.

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