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Hi neoBat,
Yes, it's fine. When you create an implementation you are actually creating a class, and when you go to activate your class you will see all of the methods within that class available to activate. The method that you added code to will be highlighted, but whether you choose to activate just that one method or all of the methods will be irrelevant to performance or usage. I hope that helps.
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Scott Bains-Jordan
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From: neobat
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2011 4:55 PM
Subject: Creating an implementation SE19 for one method only
Hi all,
I am still learning how to implement a classical badi and found one called
ME_PROCESS_PO_CUST. I want to do some checking on method POST which is when
I save the PO.
So I created an implementation with SE19 but I noticed that all the methods
that this badi have were coming in my implementation. Is this fine? Is that
normal? Or can I create the implementation for the POST method?
I know that the rest of the method won't execute because I did not add
code but can I create the implementation for POST only?
Thanks,
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