Implementing EXIT_SAPLIEDP_002 for PEXR2002 Idoc

Hi Experts,
   I am implementing user exit EXIT_SAPLIEDP_002 for PEXR2002 Idoc and PAYEXT message type.
My requirement is to update E1IDKU2-BUSGEO filed based on comparison between  E1IDB02 BB u2013 FIIBLAND and E1IDB02 BB u2013 FIIBLAND .
If E1IDB02 BB u2013 FIIBLAND) = E1IDB02 BA u2013 FIIBLAND, populate u2018DOu2019 in E1IDKU2-BUSGEO filed.
If E1IDB02 BB u2013 FIIBLAND <> E1IDB02 BA u2013 FIIBLAND), populate u2018INu2019 in E1IDKU2-BUSGEO filed.
Can please suggest me how to approach on this.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Ram

T-code CMOD
enter project = FFEDI001
click on enhancement Assignment radio button
Click on Display
Then click on the "components" button
Then click on EXIT_SAPLIEDP_002 button.
SAP will edit the function.
Include code on ZXF08U04.
Hope this helps,
Mirko.

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