Best Practice to implement Reporting Exits

Hello,
I want to know the best practice to implementing reporting exits.
We have a case statement there and i_vnam.
THen we write like
WHen i_vnam
Code for filling the variable values.
The above method has a drawback that if one person is changing the program another person cannot at the same time and if one person transports it all the other changes are also transported. So if there is some code which is not ready to be used even it will be transported.
Another option is if we creae an include for each variable eg. ZBW_'variable name'...
And then for each variable we just have to transport the include and not the entire exit...
Do you see any drawbacks in this method or is there any other better way?

Hi,
You can create your program in SE38 for your own variable & call ZXRSRU01 program in it & pass the value to a variable which will in turn pass to to variable for CASE ivnam = "".
in this way the ZXRSRU01 will become accessible & can be called in any program.
But it will impact all the variables.
Its a good practice so that ZXRSRU01 is not impacted after that.
Hope it helps.
Thanks,
Rashmi.

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