Call a function with tables in a FORM

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I am currently willing to create a FORM that would call a function (which has a table in its parameters).

In the form, I modify the fields of this table, and then I call the function.

I put the table in the FORM parameters (either 'USING' or 'TABLES').

Problem is: the syntax check keeps on telling me that my internal table is not correctly defined (missing the statement 'OCCURS 0') and won't compile.

I tried to add this statement 'OCCURS 0', even 'WITH HEADER LINE', but I cannot make it work.

Can anyone help ?

Thx a lot.

Isa.

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I am currently willing to create a FORM that would call a function (which has a table in its parameters).

In the form, I modify the fields of this table, and then I call the function.

I put the table in the FORM parameters (either 'USING' or 'TABLES').

Problem is: the syntax check keeps on telling me that my internal table is not correctly defined (missing the statement 'OCCURS 0') and won't compile.

I tried to add this statement 'OCCURS 0', even 'WITH HEADER LINE', but I cannot make it work.

Can anyone help ?

Thx a lot.

Isa.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Declare a Ztable inside the form of the type declared in the FM with a header line.Assign the fields that u require to pass through the table and append to this Ztable.

Now pass this Ztable to the parameters of the FM.

This should help u out...

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[Former Member]

while defining your internal table use same type as

declared in FUNCTION MODULE tables parameter.

and

pass Table body to your fun.module like this

TABLES

TABLE = ITAB[]

here ITAB is your internal table

try it

bye

[Former Member]

Thx for the answer.

Anyhow, my problem remains the same, since I call a standard function: I cannot modify it!

Anyhow, I declared my internal table in the FORM just as it is declared in the function I call, and it does not work ...

Any idea ?

[Former Member]

if it is possible please send me your code

i will check it

bye

[Former Member]

oups ... my mistake, I had forgotten to change 'USING' with 'TABLES' in the FORM declaration (stupid hey?)...

Next time I'll check twice

Thx a lot for your answers !!!!