Parameter IDs are used for setting a default value for a particular field. The maintained value is then automatically filled in for you. It is still possible to override it manually. Adding default parameters will speed up your use of SAP by providing default values for commonly used screen fields. How to set a User Parameter Use transaction SU3 or the following SAP menu path to set parameters for your user. User transaction SU01 if you need to maintain parameters for a different user. SAP Menu Path User Parameter Switch to the Parameters tab. You will see a table with all maintained parameters. The table is sorted by parameter name alphabetically. SAP Transaction SU3 Overview New parameters can be entered in blank lines at the end of the table. After adding new entries click the save icon at the top of the screen (Ctrl + S). In this example, Parameter ID WRK (Plant) is maintained with a value of US01. This means that the default value for Plant fields will be US01 across all SAP standard transactions. SAP Transaction SU3 Maintain Parameter Modify an existing value by overwriting the existing value with the new value by clicking on the respective cell. Delete a parameter value by selecting an entry and clicking on the Delete button in the button bar above the table. How to determine the Parameter ID for a particular field In this example, we will get the Parameter ID for Sales Organization fields to set a default value. Start transaction VA01. Click in the Sales Organization field and press F1 on your keyboard. In the displayed popup press the button showing hammer and wrench. SAP Parameter Information in Transaction VA01 In the Technical Information popup, you will find the Parameter ID. For Sales Organization the ID is named VKO. SAP Parameter Sales Organization in Transaction VA01 Maintain the value as described in this article. Next time you call a transaction that displays a Sales Organization field it will be automatically filled with the parameter value. SAP Parameter Sales Organization populated automatically

 

Create a SAP GUI Shortcut

Click right on your Desktop and create a new SAP GUI Shortcut.

In case you don’t have this option just choose Text Document. Give the file a meaningful name.

Open the file in a Text Editor and paste below lines into it:

[FUNCTION]
Command=/H
Title=Debugger
Type=SystemCommand

Debugging Popup Screen

Drag and Drop the created file into the pop-up window to active the debugger mode. You should see the Debugging switched on success message in your SAP GUI Status bar.

Press any button of the pop-up to continue programm execution. A debugger session will start in a new window.