Object Oriented ALV

Former Member — Sat, 30 Sep 2006 10:29:35 GMT

Can any tell me how can i define custom defined search help in the object oriented alv. It would be more helpful if u could send some example reports.

Thanks.

Re: Object Oriented ALV

anversha_s — Sat, 30 Sep 2006 10:54:23 GMT

hi,

go to se38 -> give bcalv_* - > press f4 -> u will get a list of programs.

ur requiremnt is exaactly included there.

rgds

anver

Re: Object Oriented ALV

Former Member — Sat, 30 Sep 2006 11:09:06 GMT

Hi Anurita,

Go through the program <b>BCALV_EDIT_08</b> in SE38 present in your SAP system.

Also go through the link,

http://www.sapdevelopment.co.uk/reporting/alv/alvscr.htm

Regards,

Azaz.

Re: Object Oriented ALV

Former Member — Sat, 30 Sep 2006 14:36:46 GMT

Hi Anurita ,

You can go through this document.

http://esnips.com/doc/2d953590-e8c5-490c-a607-d1ab7cf517d7/ALV.pdf

Regards,

SP.

Re: Object Oriented ALV

abdul_hakim — Sat, 30 Sep 2006 17:20:11 GMT

for any type of ALV programs u can search for the string <b>BCALV*</b> in SE38..

Cheers,

Abdul Hakim

Re: Object Oriented ALV

uwe_schieferstein — Sun, 01 Oct 2006 05:40:46 GMT

Hello Anurita

An example report that explains all options regaring F4 help in ALV grids is BCALV_TEST_GRID_F4_HELP (Example Report for F4 Help of the ALV Grid). This example is quite well documented in the header (see below):

*&---------------------------------------------------------------------
*& Report  BCALV_GRID_F4_HELP                                          *
*&                                                                     *
*&---------------------------------------------------------------------*
*&                                                                     *
*&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
* Purpose:
* ~~~~~~~~
* This report illustrates the use of f4-Help in an alv grid control.
*-----------------------------------------------------------------
* Background:
* ~~~~~~~~~~~
* There a two possibilities to implement an f4-Help in the alv grid
* control: one can either use standard f4-help or write one by Hand.
* For the former there is nothing to do at all. This report shows how
* to implement user-defined f4-help.
*-----------------------------------------------------------------
* The user should look at the definition of classes grid_application
* and lcl_event_receiver:
* all the grid-specific things happen there, while the rest
* of the program is concerned with dynpro programming
*---------------------------------------------------------------------
* To check program behavior
* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
* For each choice it is explained in detail which functionality the
* f4-help dispalys. Just try out different modes at the start-dynpro.
* We also included a message signaling when datatable update actually
* occurs.
*-----------------------------------------------------------------
* Essential steps (search for '§')
* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
* First you must define and set an event handler for event onf4
* of class cl_gui_alv_grid, just as with any event in the object
* model. In our case, its method on_f4 of (the local) class
* lcl_event_receiver (definition see below).
* We set the handler in PBO-module create_object of dynpro 100.
*
* For the easiest case where you don't want to make changes do step
* 1. Register all columns for which you want to define an f4-help.
* 1a.You can deregister columns during run-time to use standard f4-help.
* 1b.Or register additional columns during run-time.
* 2. Implement your event handler method.
* 3. Set attribute m_event_handled of er_event_data to avoid standard
*    f4-help.
* If you want to allow the user to change data via f4-help you have to
* 4. set in the fieldcatalog the corresponding column editable (see
*    Documentation). It does not suffice to set the complete grid
*    editable.
* 5. Declare data and field-symbols for values to be changed.
* 6. Assign the values for the corresponding cells you want to edit:
*    you can edit any cells. Do not refresh your table!
* 7. If your f4-help relates to other values of your table, you must
*    set parameters getbefore and/or chngeafter during registration.
* 8. In case the column you want to define an f4-help has no standard
*    f4-help defined, you must set parameter F4AVAILABL in the field
*    catalog.
* 9. If you want to check the data yourself, you can register for the
*    events data_changed and/or data_changed_finished. For the former
*    you can check where the event was raised and act accordingly.
*10. Often one uses drop down boxes instead of f4-help. To do so, you
*    first have to extend your datatable by one field and set the
*    fieldcatalog parameter drdn_field accordingly.
*11. Then you have to prepare a drop down table, give it to your grid
*    and fill in the additional field of your datatable appropritately.
*!!  If you define a drop down box for a column, you can not define an
*    f4-help for the same column.
*&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&

You will find these steps documented within the coding as well, e.g.:

*§10 define data table to handle drop down boxes
data: begin of gt_outtab occurs 0.
        include structure sflight .
data: drop_down_handle type int4. "dropdown handle for a field
data: style type lvc_t_styl.

Thus I am sure you will be able to manage your task using this template report.

Regards

Uwe

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