'User Responsible' as a column name in IW38

IW38 transaction is an ALV report used to list Work Orders and track
their status, location, equipment details, etcu2026 However the report does
not provide the responsible technician assigned to a WO.
This makes things difficult for a facilities TL to keep a track of WOs
per technician plan work effectively.
Is there a way to do this?

Hi,
If u want add a field like Person Responsible which is there in Order header data then check to add a field via user exit IWOC0004 Change single-level list editing PM/QM/SM ALV settings
In ECC6.00 EHP3 has given the below BADIs related to IW38 :- Check these if required
BADI_EAM_RIAUFK20_FCODE_CUS1 :- Implement Customer Function Code in Order List
BADI_EAM_RIAUFK20_FCODE_SAP1 :- Implement SAP Function Code in Order List
Alternatively IW37 has personel no field , check if it meets ur requirement
Chek if the link is helpful for ur case http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/ABAP/NewfieldListdisplayatIW38orIW39whenactivatingscreenexitatIW31MaintenanceOrdercreate
regrds
pushpa

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