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Home arrow Tips and Tricks arrow ABAP Reports arrow Calling a Transaction in ABAP
Calling a Transaction in ABAP PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Kevin Wilson   
Thursday, 08 February 2007

Set parameter ID ‘AUN’ field vbak-vbeln.  "Sales order parameter ID

Call transaction ‘VA03’ and skip first screen.


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