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Module Pool Disabled Fields

stevealexander_cookferrer — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 01:14:03 GMT

Hi Experts,

I'm developing a module pool, in which some fields like kors and saknr needs a match code. I've well configured the z match code i've created, but in the work area fields associated to the table control on the dynpro, (disabled of course) for the description of that key fields, the match code does not return any value. I've tried to create a module when the user inputs the fields, but the same problem occurs. Any suggestions?.

Thanks in advance,

Steve.

Re: Module Pool Disabled Fields

Former Member — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 03:11:24 GMT

Hi,

Check out the propertied of that table control field on the dynpro.

Double click on table control field -> property window will open

then attribute->program->input "Possible".

If this handled in any PBO module then modify screen.

loop screen where name = 'XXXX'.

SCREEN-INPUT = '1'.

SCREEN-ACTIVE = '1' .

modify screen.

endloop.

Ashutosh

Re: Module Pool Disabled Fields

faisalatsap — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 05:24:58 GMT

Hi, Alexander

As i understand you have two Fields in table control one is for Description which is disable, you want to select that number from search help and wants the description to be display as well ?

I think you will have to attach this Search help with Structure and then use this Structure as Reference in Table Control

Regards

Faisal

Re: Module Pool Disabled Fields

stevealexander_cookferrer — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 16:35:11 GMT

Hi Faisal :

Indeed, i was thinking that maybe that's my problem. I'm using an internal table declare on main code, with it's work area as well. Maybe because an work area it's a volatile structure doesnt retry the EXP value from the match code. Now, tell me. What kind of structure i need to declare on program. A flat structure created on se11, or the transparent table, and do i need to declare a work area based on this structure?

Thanks a lot for your help,

Steve.