I'll keep this short, direct and simple. When a user logs in to SAP, I want to discuss how we can build a Dashboard that shows the very functions users want to execute. Technically, we can achieve this in about 60 seconds with GuiXT.
The goal is to make the user feel comfortable with the environment as soon as he's logged in. The analogy he should get is more like his Desktop screen, where he himself has organized his application shortcuts and file shortcuts for quick access. Or his mobile-phone screen, if you will...
Steps:
NOTE: The Pushbutton on Dashboard can be programmed to do some more complicated work or access Desktop functionality or documents, but that's a separate advanced discussion - we'll cover it later.
Highlights:
NOTE: This will ensure some time saving as well as lesser chances of errors.
Sample code:
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File modified: saplsmtr_navigation.e0100.txt
File content (Strictly a sample):
// Clear the screen
del X[IMAGE_CONTAINER]
// Add new title
title "Welcome to User Dashboard"
// Add all function buttons
Pushbutton (2,1) "Create Sales Order" "/nva01" size="2"
Pushbutton (2,35) "Post Goods Issue" "/nvl01n" size="2"
Pushbutton (5,1) "Check ABC Report" "/nzabc" size="2"
Pushbutton (5,35) "Read Sales Document" "/0" process="sales.txt" size="2"
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Watch this space as we make progress into how to simplify beyond the start-screen of SAP, using GuiXT power.
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