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Regarding Multiple values in selection

Former Member — Mon, 03 Sep 2007 14:12:58 GMT

Hi all,

I want to design my selection-screen by giving multiple value ranges but i dont want to use select-options bcoz i dont have any specific range of values.

I dont want to hard code the values bcoz in future it may happen that a new plant or new garrage my added up.

So frnds any technique to overcome this issue.

Thanking u,

sanjay

Re: Regarding Multiple values in selection

Former Member — Mon, 03 Sep 2007 14:18:39 GMT

Maybe you can create a new domain, add some values...Create a new data element and assing it to your Select-Option...If new values are added, you just need to update your domain -;)

Greetings,

Blag.

Re: Regarding Multiple values in selection

Former Member — Mon, 03 Sep 2007 14:19:35 GMT

can you explain more what you're problem is ? I really don't get why select options is limiting you towards the future ?

you talk about a new plant so the values for the range are coming from the plant table ?

Re: Regarding Multiple values in selection

RaymondGiuseppi — Mon, 03 Sep 2007 14:21:17 GMT

Use SELECT-OPTIONS with NO INTERVALS option, so no range will be allowed.

If you only want exact values (no generic) use SELECT_OPTIONS_RESTRICT in the INITIALIZATION. (sample follows)

FORM restrict_select.
  DATA: restrict TYPE sscr_restrict,
        opt_list TYPE sscr_opt_list,
        ass TYPE sscr_ass.

* Defeine select modes
* - ALL all kinds of select allowed
  CLEAR opt_list.
  MOVE 'ALL' TO opt_list-name.
  MOVE 'X' TO: opt_list-options-bt,
               opt_list-options-cp,
               opt_list-options-eq,
               opt_list-options-ge,
               opt_list-options-gt,
               opt_list-options-le,
               opt_list-options-lt,
               opt_list-options-nb,
               opt_list-options-ne,
               opt_list-options-np.
  APPEND opt_list TO restrict-opt_list_tab.
* - KEY no exclusion
  CLEAR opt_list.
  MOVE 'KEY' TO opt_list-name.
  MOVE 'X' TO: opt_list-options-bt,
               opt_list-options-cp,
               opt_list-options-eq,
               opt_list-options-ge,
               opt_list-options-gt,
               opt_list-options-le,
               opt_list-options-lt.
  APPEND opt_list TO restrict-opt_list_tab.
* - EQU only exact values
  CLEAR opt_list.
  MOVE 'EQU' TO opt_list-name.
  MOVE 'X' TO opt_list-options-eq.
  APPEND opt_list TO restrict-opt_list_tab.

* Affect modes to  select-options
* ALL to all select-options
  CLEAR ass.
  MOVE: 'A'          TO ass-kind,
        '*'          TO ass-sg_main,
        'ALL'        TO ass-op_main.
  APPEND ass TO restrict-ass_tab.
* KEY to key fields
  CLEAR ass.
  MOVE: 'B'          TO ass-kind,
        'B02'        TO ass-name, " selection-screen block name <<<
        'I'          TO ass-sg_main, " no exclude
        'KEY'        TO ass-op_main. " no generic
  APPEND ass TO restrict-ass_tab.
* I/EQ to your exact values fields
  CLEAR ass.
  MOVE: 'S'          TO ass-kind,
        'S-MATNR'    TO ass-name, " Field name <<<
        'I'          TO ass-sg_main, " no exclude
        'EQU'        TO ass-op_main. " only exact values
  APPEND ass TO restrict-ass_tab.
* Appel FM
  CALL FUNCTION 'SELECT_OPTIONS_RESTRICT'
       EXPORTING
            restriction = restrict
       EXCEPTIONS
            OTHERS      = 1.
ENDFORM.                    " restrict_select

Regards

Re: Regarding Multiple values in selection

Former Member — Mon, 03 Sep 2007 15:28:39 GMT

Hi Alvaro,

Can you please tell me how to pass data element to select-option.

Thanking u.

sanjay