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Table Parameters Name and
Description |
Field Name |
Field function |
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Objcont
Table to hold the body of the mail
|
Line |
Text
lines up to 255 characters |
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Objhead
Table to hold
number of lines in the body of the
mail, i.e size of the table in lines
|
Line |
Text
lines up to 255 characters |
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Objpara
Table to hold the set/get
parameters to be transferred to the processing element
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Name |
Name of
the parameter. Only first three characters are used |
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Option |
Not used |
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Low |
Value of
the parameter in name |
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High |
Not used |
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Objparb
Table to hold information for
mails to which a certain processing type is assigned. For a report
or transaction with transfer of values to global memory, the table
has to contain the parameters with relevant values. The memory id is
taken from the first row. For a FM or dialog module, data in table
will be transferred as table parameter msgdial
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Name |
For
report or transaction with transfer of values to global memory, the
field for first row should hold the name of the memory id used for
export and the other rows should hold the parameter names. For FM or
dialog module this field should hold the values as per the usage of
the module |
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Value |
For
report or transaction with transfer of values to global memory, the
field for first row should remain empty and the other rows should
hold values of the parameters. For FM or dialog
module this field should hold the
values as per the usage of the module |
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Receivers
Table to hold recipient details
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Recnam |
SAP
login of the recipient. Append all the recipients to this table |
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Sndcp |
X for
sending mail as a copy |
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Sndex |
X for
sending as express document. This will prompt a logged on recipient
saying that he or she has received an express mail |
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Recesc |
‘B’ for
SAP user
‘E’ for external email address
‘U’ for
unix
address
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