Purpose With "Input Recording" you can record all entered values and all user actions, generating an InputScript in text format  (.txt).
How to start Input Recording You start Input Recording in the GuiXT window by clicking on  Options->Input Recording. To display and edit the generated script, click on  Edit->Recorded InputScript.
Alternatively, you can also press the corresponding buttons in the toolbar:


Starting and stopping Input Recording. The "RecScript" buttons then displays the recorded script. 
Using the recorded script Automatic recording is an ideal basis for implementing your own InputScripts. Save the recorded script under an appropriate name; then replace some of the entered values by script parameters or by the value of input field variables.
The generated "SetCursor" commands are usually not needed, unless you use a function that depends on the cursor position (like double click on /2 on field). 

 

Example of a
recorded script (FB01)
 Your InputScript for a simplified FB01 
Screen SAPMF05A.0300
  SetCursor [Account]
  Set F[Amount] "1000"
  Set F[PstKy] "50"
  Set F[Account] "113101"
  Enter 

Screen SAPMF05A.0300
  SetCursor [Amount]
  Set F[Amount] "1000"
  Enter "/11"
 		Screen SAPMF05A.0300 
  Set F[Amount]    "&V[Amount1]"
  Set F[PstKy]     "&V[PstKy2]"
  Set F[Account]   "&V[Account2]"
  Enter 

Screen SAPMF05A.0300 
  Set [Amount]  "&V[Amount2]"
  Enter "/11"