Difference between revisions of "Screen IDs"
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The '''Context''' property is used to capture the application context for the content object. This information is published in the [[Context File]], which can be used for providing context-sensitive help if ''[[Web Assistant]]'' or ''[[Desktop Assistant]]'' are not used. | The '''Context''' property is used to capture the application context for the content object. This information is published in the [[Context File]], which can be used for providing context-sensitive help if ''[[Web Assistant]]'' or ''[[Desktop Assistant]]'' are not used. | ||
| − | For '''[[Simulation]]'' content objects, context information is captured automatically during recording, but additional contexts can be added if required. The exact information captured will vary depending upon the application; for SAP ECC 6.0 systems this includes the transaction code (parameter <tt>TCODE</tt>), program (parameter <tt>MANDT</tt>), and screen (parameter <tt>DYNPRO</tt>). | + | For '''[[Simulation]]''' content objects, context information is captured automatically during recording, but additional contexts can be added if required. The exact information captured will vary depending upon the application; for SAP ECC 6.0 systems this includes the transaction code (parameter <tt>TCODE</tt>), program (parameter <tt>MANDT</tt>), and screen (parameter <tt>DYNPRO</tt>). |
Basic format is <tt>PARAMETER=VALUE</tt>. Multiple parameters can be separated with commas, and multiple values for a single parameter can be separated by horizontal bars (|) | Basic format is <tt>PARAMETER=VALUE</tt>. Multiple parameters can be separated with commas, and multiple values for a single parameter can be separated by horizontal bars (|) | ||
Revision as of 10:05, 25 August 2019
Scope
- Content object > Basic Properties > Context
Purpose
The Context property is used to capture the application context for the content object. This information is published in the Context File, which can be used for providing context-sensitive help if Web Assistant or Desktop Assistant are not used.
For Simulation content objects, context information is captured automatically during recording, but additional contexts can be added if required. The exact information captured will vary depending upon the application; for SAP ECC 6.0 systems this includes the transaction code (parameter TCODE), program (parameter MANDT), and screen (parameter DYNPRO).
Basic format is PARAMETER=VALUE. Multiple parameters can be separated with commas, and multiple values for a single parameter can be separated by horizontal bars (|)
See Also
- Content object > Basic Properties > Context Information
