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availability of basic list info?

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When a secondary list is being processed, what happens to the data of the basic list? Will it be available by default.

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Hi,

it will be in Buffer(some thing like cache) until unless you don't disturb the basic one.

so when you back you can see the first one.

Regards

vijay

Hi,

it will be in Buffer(some thing like cache) until unless you don't disturb the basic one.

so when you back you can see the first one.

Regards

vijay

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Hi,

it will be in Buffer(some thing like cache) until unless you don't disturb the basic one.

so when you back you can see the first one.

Regards

vijay

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Its there in the memory.

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Ravi

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Yes your basic list will still be there.

SAP will keep all lists in the list-buffer (iirc up to 20 per program). When using the back button you should go back to the 'basic' list.

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hi

good

when data move from the basic list to the secondary list a statement called HIDE use there.

HIDE

The HIDE statement is one of the fundamental statements for interactive reporting. You use the HIDE technique when creating a basic list. It defines the information that can be passed to subsequent detail lists.

The detail list presents data that the program selected using the HIDE fields of the basic list. For each list line displayed, the system stores additional information in the HIDE area.

thanks

mrutyun^