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Refresh Screen in dialog programming?

Former Member — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 14:55:49 GMT

Hi,

I just want to know how can i use the same screen for multiple purposes?

Say if i have few buttons which leads to any other screen but how can i use same screen for different purposes in dialog programming? How can i clear the screen so that if i can click on some other button on previous screen then this screen does the work for me. like we have clear screen in executable/report programming.

Thanks for writing back.

Regards,

Lucky

Re: Refresh Screen in dialog programming?

Former Member — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 15:35:39 GMT

First whatever field you have defined on the screen should be defined in main program. Say you are clicking on the button (Function Code: BTN) from screen 100 and you have to clear the fields placed on the screen 200. In this case, go to PAI of screen 100 and in its COMMAND input you have to check for function code BTN--- there you have to write the logic to clear the fields that u want using simple command as you use in ABAP( like CLEAR fld1 etc).

You can call the same screen where ever you require using command-- call screen 200.

I hope it will help you to proceed.

Re: Refresh Screen in dialog programming?

Former Member — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 16:14:13 GMT

Hi,

You call call differnet sub screens from your main screen for example if you have a main screen 100

abd you have sub screens 150 and 200 for the same module pool so from the 100 screen you can call 150 screen then come back and call 200 screen. It is what most of the transaction have, from the main screen at user command you can call firrerent screen based on the button clicked.

Regards,

Himanshu Verma

Re: Refresh Screen in dialog programming?

Former Member — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 16:18:59 GMT

Himanshu verma thanks for your response but i have done that stuff thats why i was looking for the solution of my question.

Sumesh, your answer sounds good to me and i guess it was the answer to my problem, will try and see whether it works or not.

Can you point me to a piece of code?

Thanks both of you for writing back.

Regards,

Lucky