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Object ID creation

Former Member — Wed, 08 Jan 2014 08:13:24 GMT

Hi experts

I wan to create text editor in my yscreen and what every i entered there it should save in my yobject and yid what i created in se75.

for the above process i have this doubts..

1. if i creates yobject and yid and saves the text through save_text any problem will be there?

2. in which table this saved data will be stored?

please suggest..

Re: Object ID creation

nabheetscn — Wed, 08 Jan 2014 08:29:51 GMT

You can use CREATE_TEXT/SAVE_TEXT/COMMIT_TEXT and READ_TEXT function modules also for the same.

The data will get updated in STXH/STXL tables

Nabheet

Re: Object ID creation

Former Member — Wed, 08 Jan 2014 08:35:52 GMT

Hi Nabheet

i am doing like this any problem

e_header-tdobject = 'ZLCOBJECT'.
         e_header-tdid = 'HTXT'.
         e_header-tdspras = sy-langu.
         e_header-tdname = ylc_ha-lclnr.
         e_header-tdlinesize = 100.

         call function 'SAVE_TEXT'
           exporting
             client          = sy-mandt
             header          = e_header
             savemode_direct = 'X'
           tables
             lines           = it_tline
           exceptions
             id              = 1
             language        = 2
             name            = 3
             object          = 4
             others          = 5.

I which table can i get the saved data

it will effects any standard objects...?

I created object 'ZLCOBJECT' and id HTXT

Re: Object ID creation

Former Member — Wed, 08 Jan 2014 08:56:06 GMT

Hi,

Indicator: Save text immediately

The save mode of a text module (dialog, update) is defined via the table TTXOB with the text object. In certain cases it makes sense to save the text immediately (for example, in batch programs) instead of in the update task.

' ' Save mode according to text object
'X' Save text module immediately

can you try this way!

call function 'SAVE_TEXT'
        exporting
             header        = thead
               INSERT        = ' X'
        importing
             function      = txtfunction
             newheader     = thead
        tables
             lines         = tlinetab
        exceptions
             id            = 1
             language      = 2
             name          = 3
             object        = 5.