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ALV grid

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Hello,

Could anyone send me a link on how to use the ALV grid control for beginners?

Thank you

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Hi George,

ALV control,broadly classifying, can be implemented in two ways,

(1) Using <b>Function Modules</b>

(2) Using <b>ABAP Objects</b>

Though the underlying principle is same in both the cases,

<b>- Get the data you need to show in an internal table.

- Prepare a Field Catalogue

- Pass the Internal table and the Field Catalogue to the ALV</b>

You may get started by the following links, which would give you detailed information about both the techniques, different ways to populate Field Catalogues and how to handle events and also to make your ALV interactive.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2004/helpdata/en/bc/e5eb40c4f8712ae10000000a155106/frameset.htm

www.sapgenie.com/abap/controls/alvgrid.htm

You might also want to try the demo programs provided by SAP.

BCALV_GRID_01

BCALV_GRID_02

BCALV_GRID_03

BCALV_GRID_04

BCALV_GRID_05

BCALV_GRID_06

Infact, go to SE38 and do a search for "BCALV*" and you'll get all what you need to get started and become an expert.

Hope all this helps.

Best Regards,

Sanyam

Hi George,

ALV control,broadly classifying, can be implemented in two ways,

(1) Using <b>Function Modules</b>

(2) Using <b>ABAP Objects</b>

Though the underlying principle is same in both the cases,

<b>- Get the data you need to show in an internal table.

- Prepare a Field Catalogue

- Pass the Internal table and the Field Catalogue to the ALV</b>

You may get started by the following links, which would give you detailed information about both the techniques, different ways to populate Field Catalogues and how to handle events and also to make your ALV interactive.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2004/helpdata/en/bc/e5eb40c4f8712ae10000000a155106/frameset.htm

www.sapgenie.com/abap/controls/alvgrid.htm

You might also want to try the demo programs provided by SAP.

BCALV_GRID_01

BCALV_GRID_02

BCALV_GRID_03

BCALV_GRID_04

BCALV_GRID_05

BCALV_GRID_06

Infact, go to SE38 and do a search for "BCALV*" and you'll get all what you need to get started and become an expert.

Hope all this helps.

Best Regards,

Sanyam

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Hi George,

ALV control,broadly classifying, can be implemented in two ways,

(1) Using <b>Function Modules</b>

(2) Using <b>ABAP Objects</b>

Though the underlying principle is same in both the cases,

<b>- Get the data you need to show in an internal table.

- Prepare a Field Catalogue

- Pass the Internal table and the Field Catalogue to the ALV</b>

You may get started by the following links, which would give you detailed information about both the techniques, different ways to populate Field Catalogues and how to handle events and also to make your ALV interactive.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2004/helpdata/en/bc/e5eb40c4f8712ae10000000a155106/frameset.htm

www.sapgenie.com/abap/controls/alvgrid.htm

You might also want to try the demo programs provided by SAP.

BCALV_GRID_01

BCALV_GRID_02

BCALV_GRID_03

BCALV_GRID_04

BCALV_GRID_05

BCALV_GRID_06

Infact, go to SE38 and do a search for "BCALV*" and you'll get all what you need to get started and become an expert.

Hope all this helps.

Best Regards,

Sanyam

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Thank you

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U can also see this link for some sample programs in ALV

http://www.sapdevelopment.co.uk/reporting/alvhome.htm

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Hi ,

the best thing you can do is to goto transaction <b>SE80</b> and in that select <b>Package</b> as <b>SLIS</b> and open <b>programs</b> in the list which will appear below. you can see all the programs for ALV's and master u'r self in them.

Bye,

Swamy Mantha.