Call Program from another Program using varient via Selection Screen

[Former Member]

I am calling a standard report from my Z Program via Selection screen.

Is there any way to hide the Execute button that is seen when we see the called program selection screen?

[Former Member]

Hi Suruchi,

You could bypass the selection screen altogether (and not just hide execute button) of the called standard report using

SUBMIT <Std_Repname> using selection-screen 100

....pass all the required parameters / select options

AND RETURN (if you want the control to come back to the calling program)

Regards,

Shyam

[Former Member]

Hi Shyam,

Thanks for the quick reply.

But my requirement is to show the selection screen of called program as i need to make some values changes in the selection Screen.

However, the user can accidently click the execute button which i dont want thats why i need to hide the execute button.

My aim is to change values of selection screen but nto execute it.

Is it possible?

[Former Member]

I think it might not be possible for the standard report (I've never tried though). I wonder what could be your requirement to show the selection screen, change the parameters and not execute it...

Regards,

Shyam.

[SreekanthKrishn]

Hi,

I have a suggestion. Create a copy of the standard program's selection screen in a custom program.

From your first program, you can call this second custom program which will show thw selection scree. (Here you can hide the execute button too). Then from there, you can easily call the standard program. The user will never know whether they are seeing a custom program or a standard one.

[Former Member]

Ok.

Please do let me know if you have any solution for this problem

[Former Member]

No I cant do this.

Because, based on certain criteria in my sel_screen, i am calling multiple standard reports.

[Former Member]

I did it by my own.

[Former Member]

It s nice that you figured out the solution yourself. But it would be immensely helpful to others in the community if you told us how you solved the problem as well!

Not just for this post but for the preceding posts as well ...

Regards,

Arun