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save variant in module pool

Former Member — Fri, 01 Jul 2005 07:53:42 GMT

Hi All,

Please suggest some way of saving a variant in module pool program.

The requirement is to add a save button on the screen of module pool. When this button is clicked the contents of the screen are saved similar to the functionality of saving variants on selection-screen.

Thanks

Gaurav

Re: save variant in module pool

jayanthi_jayaraman — Fri, 01 Jul 2005 08:00:10 GMT

Hi,

Create transaction[say.,zzz_test1] using SE93 [choose the option Program and screen] for your module pool program.

Then use SHDS transaction to create a variant[say zzz_v1] for the transaction you created above.

Then use SE93 [choose the option Transaction with Variant] to create another transaction zzz_test2 by mentioning the module pool program name and zzz_test1 transaction which you created and zzz_v1 variant which you created.

Then if you run the transaction ZZZ_test2,then you can see the variant values.

I created just now all these and it works.

Hope this is clear.If it is useful,kindly reward points and close the thread.

If not,get back.

Check your yesterday's thread also.

Re: save variant in module pool

Former Member — Tue, 29 Nov 2005 11:28:31 GMT

hi,

i am facing the same challenge. i have got a module pool, with a dynpro 100. now i want to save a variant, and call it later on.

i produced a var. via SHDS. and i can call it during pai with CALL FUNCTION 'RS_HDSYS_SET_SC_VARIANT' which immediatly loads the variant.

there are tons of function modules which have variant in their names.

Question:

1 - is there a function module, which allows to easily produce a variant, and which can be called from my dynpro, say during pai?

2 - does somebody know a function module, which provides an F4 helplist (in case more than 1 variants have been saved).

thanx in advance,

matthias

Re: save variant in module pool

Former Member — Tue, 29 Nov 2005 11:43:37 GMT

Gaurav

Saving of VARIANT works for REPORT and not for MODULE POOL!!!!.

But there is a indirect way to have a variant for Module Pool. ie using <b>SUBMIT stmt</b>. I have not tried this but it worked....

Check the following SDN thread:

Thanks

Kam

Re: save variant in module pool

abdul_hakim — Tue, 29 Nov 2005 11:51:45 GMT

variant declaration is only possible in selection screen.

I suggest you can use selection-screen as the initial screen for your program.

Still if there is a need to use a dialog screen then add a button to the application tool bar.In the PAI of the screen pass the necessary value which you want to display in the corresponding screen field.Call the same screen again.

Regards,

Abdul

Re: save variant in module pool

Former Member — Tue, 29 Nov 2005 12:10:55 GMT

Hi Abdul,

I created a variant of my none-report transaction like Jayanthi Jayaraman described above. So I am fine on this side. I have a variant, which works - and we are talking dynpro here - not reports.

Do you suggest a batch-input strategy? Or what do you mean?

regards, matthias

Re: save variant in module pool

abdul_hakim — Tue, 29 Nov 2005 12:28:18 GMT

Hi Matthias,

Can you tell me how can i create a variant for module pool screen...

Regards,

Abdul

Re: save variant in module pool

Former Member — Tue, 29 Nov 2005 13:06:15 GMT

Hi Abdul,

look at the first answer to this thread by Jayanthi Jayaraman ...

that's exactly what I did - and it works - you can save contents of dynpro fields.

regards,

matthias

Re: save variant in module pool

abdul_hakim — Tue, 29 Nov 2005 15:51:13 GMT

Hi Mathhias,

Thanks a lot..

Regards,

Abdul

Re: save variant in module pool

Former Member — Thu, 21 Dec 2006 09:22:27 GMT

hi guarav,

i too have a same type of requirement where in i have created a screen which includes selection fields and also displays the output in the same screen number.

so i am in search for a functionality of variant to my report for the custom screen ( say 100 ) .

if u have got the solution can u please guide me too??