topic Re: T588M in Application Development and Automation Discussions

T588M

Former Member — Wed, 01 Jun 2005 08:07:07 GMT

I'm trying to find a way to get the data from T588M into something understandable and something that can be used in order to know if a field as to be input, ouput , required...

Could you let me know if something exists or if you did something already.

Regards,

stkm

Re: T588M

Former Member — Wed, 01 Jun 2005 08:43:49 GMT

Hi Stephan,

I replied to your last post on this (please let me know if you need more information):

Here is the mapping for fields:

. = optional field

+ = required

= display

- = hide

Cheers,

Brad

Re: T588M

Former Member — Wed, 01 Jun 2005 08:49:29 GMT

Hi Stephan,

In addition to what Brad has said, open up transaction SM31 and display T588M. Double click on the required entry, and you will see the list of field representing each position in field T588M-DBILD. (I assume you want to know which field each position represents).

Cheers,

Martin

Re: T588M

Former Member — Wed, 01 Jun 2005 09:14:08 GMT

Hi Brad,

I did know that but is there any existing development that gives me the name of the field and the symbol.

Do you understand what I mean ?

regards,

Re: T588M

Former Member — Wed, 01 Jun 2005 09:37:23 GMT

Hi Stephan,

I think I've got you. In fact, when I checked, there are customising entries in the IMG, which provide a nice user interface listing field names and using radio buttons to maintain the values.

To go to the customising, you can use a little trick provided by SM30. Go to transaction SM30, enter the table name T588M and click the <b>Customising</b> button.

Either enter a project or click on continue without project. You will be presented with a list of IMG activities which maintain this table. Choose the option for you (looks like they are all payroll, so just choose your country).

Then choose the node under the country "Adjust Screen Control". From the next popup choose "Infotype Screen Control".

You will be presented with a list of Module Pools (programs) and Screens. Double click on the combinations relevant for you, and you will get a list of all the fields on that screen, and radio buttons which allow you to change the entries.

You can change these and save your work.

I think that this is what you are after.

Hope that helps.

Brad

Re: T588M

Former Member — Wed, 01 Jun 2005 09:45:17 GMT

We are almost at it !

I did know what you told ! Thanks for your answer....

If we got to the next step:

I'm designing a web page (bsp/mvc) and I want my web page to respect this table T588M. So what I need to "program" is :

How is the list of these fields defined, is it got from IMPORT DYNPRO ? Once I know this field list and the symbols I could build an internal table with these attribute, and then use this table to put the fields on my web page with the same...

Do you see my point?

regrds and thanks again for your help

Re: T588M

Former Member — Wed, 01 Jun 2005 10:07:40 GMT

Hi Stephan,

ok, ok, ok! I understand. The more information you put, the easier it is to help.

So, your guess is correct, it is doing an IMPORT DYNPRO, check out the code of the PBO module FILL_IQ588M in program L0PXVO01.

You have the command: IMPORT DYNPRO H_588M IMP588M E_588M M_588M ID ACT_DYNP.

So, you will need to replicate this in your bsp application.

Cheers,

Brad