Need help accessing file on LSMW.

Hi,
I want to run an LSMW for direct input program RM06EEI0. This requires a logical file path. When I go to FILE transaction there is a TMP logical file path. The physical path assigned to this is <P=DIR_TEMP>\<FILENAME>.
Can I use this in my LSMW, and if so then please explain how.
Regards,
Warren.

hi, path in FILE is the folder in  Application Server, not for your local PC.
in LSMW, if you want to use a local file, not need to search in FILE, just set folder in LSMW specify file step.

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    Dan

    I realized my mistake. The above code works just fine in CS2. My mistake was elsewhere. The name I was sending to this function wasn't being recognized by CS2. Once I corrected that and sent a valid name to this function it worked. So in case someone needs to remove file extensions, feel free to use the above function!

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    Regards
    TD

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    hi fnds dis is kamesh  ,,  i need  small help  if anybody know  abt multiple recordings in LSMW  let me know
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    Adithya K
    [email protected]
    P.S: Reward points if its useful.

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