Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Community
Abhishek Agarwal
July 10, 2014 | 1 minute read
Follow 10 19 53,281
Objective:
Like
The Main objective of this paper is to
RSS Feed Brief the procedure of changing field labels of Standard Transactions of SAP.
The method we will use to change the field label can be used on any standard
transaction fields.
1) First get the data element of the field of which field label is to be changed. For
that use F1 on the field and go to technical details.
3) Enter the Data Element of the field you want to change the text of.
Alert Moderator
Assigned Tags
ABAP Development
abap
change
field
label
Related Questions
Call Fields Dynamically in PBO Screen
10 Comments
Former Member
December 9, 2014 at 6:29 pm
Regards,
Krish
Like 0 | Share
Like 0 | Share
Albeit highly useful for adapting standard screens to customer needs without major programming, each
time a new upgrade/support stack installation is executed, you need to review the changes to field texts in
order to maintain your customized descriptions.
Be aware of this small nitpick, otherwise you will find yourself with an avalanche of complaints and support
tickets after major patching tasks.
Like 0 | Share
Like 0 | Share
Former Member
December 28, 2014 at 2:59 pm
Very good steps but I would like to ask if this will affect the application in case of upgrading enhancement.
As some people advised me to avoid editing is that right !!
Like 0 | Share
Hi Mostafa Bakr,
Sorry i am not much aware of that.Since the field description is changed in the application the data
element is used,it might pose a problem.
Like 0 | Share
The application itself should not be affected, in terms of its functionality and operation, by
executing the steps above you are just changing a "label". (A different story if you change other
properties such as data type, domain, or length).
However as i mentioned a couple of posts above, the label reverts back to default description on
each upgrade/supportpack work on the landscape, so as part of your tasks you need to open
transaction SPAU/SPDD and review the changes on labels.
Like 0 | Share
Former Member
March 2, 2015 at 3:01 pm
Like 0 | Share
Thanks..:)
Like 0 | Share
Issa Nabugoma
August 16, 2022 at 8:25 am
Like 0 | Share
Find us on
Newsletter Support