This is an example of using the system variable "_transaction". This system variable holds a string value of what transaction is being used. Many times, the same screen name is used for different transactions. This variable is very useful when you want a script to run only for a certain transaction.
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// If the transaction is VA02, execute the following
if(_transaction == "VA02"){
// edit the title
title("ON VA02");
// delete the pushbuttons we don't want to for VA02
del("P[Sales]");
del("P[Item overview]");
del("P[Ordering party");
del("P[Orders]");
}
// If the transaction is VA02, execture the following
else if(_transaction == "VA03"){
// edit the title
title("ON VA03");
// delete the groupbox we dont want
del("G[Search Criteria]");
}
