Clear Select-options dynamically

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I’m trying to clear the content of a select option depending on a control table wich contains the select-options name.

I tried coding something like that :

SELECT-OPTIONS s_0001 FOR pernr-pernr.
SELECT-OPTIONS s_0002 FOR pernr-pernr.
SELECT-OPTIONS s_0003 FOR pernr-pernr.

DATA l_string TYPE string.

FIELD-SYMBOLS  <selectoption>.

LOOP AT clear_table.

    IF clear_table-clear = ‘X’.

        MOVE clear_table-selectoption TO l_string.  ‘’ (clear_table-selectoption = ‘s_0001’ ).

        ASSIGN l_string to <selectoption>.

        CLEAR <selectoption>.

    ENDIF.

ENDLOOP.

By this I just assign the name of my select-options but not the content.

Could you give my the method to assign the content of my select-options into a field-symbol in order to clear the content.

Thanks in advance.

David

[Former Member]

Hi David,

Are you trying to clear the select options values before the selection screen is displayed? If so, you need to do this in the event AT SELECTION-SCREEN OUTPUT.

[RaymondGiuseppi]

Select-options are internal tables with header line, so CLEAR and REFRESH are required, and field symbol type any and any table can be useful.

Regards,

Raymond

[Former Member]

Hi,

If the idea is to maintain the SO tables before querying, then you should use a field symbols of type table...

DATA: l_string TYPE string.

FIELD-SYMBOLS: <f> TYPE ANY TABLE.

l_string = 'S_0001[]'.     "with open and close brakets

ASSIGN (l_string) TO <f>.

CLEAR <f>.

Kr,

Manu.

[Former Member]

@Kevin, it doesn't work if the select option is filled using a variant.

@Manu, Thanks a lot, It simply lacked the brackets [] in my code.

David

[che_eky]

You are not using the ASSIGN statement in the correct way. Also if you wan to clear the select option you need to assign "S_0001[]" and not "S_0001".

Take a look at the reworked code below. This will clear the contents of S_0001, but will not reflect the change on the selection screen. As Kevin says you need to move to the selection-screen output event if you want that:

TABLES: pernr.

TYPES: BEGIN OF y_clear_table,
          clear TYPE c LENGTH 1,
          selectoption TYPE c LENGTH 10,
        END OF y_clear_table.
DATA: clear_table TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF y_clear_table WITH HEADER LINE.

SELECT-OPTIONS s_0001 FOR pernr-pernr.
SELECT-OPTIONS s_0002 FOR pernr-pernr.
SELECT-OPTIONS s_0003 FOR pernr-pernr.

DATA l_string TYPE string.
FIELD-SYMBOLS  <selectoption>.
clear_table-clear = 'X'.
clear_table-selectoption = 'S_0001[]'.
APPEND clear_table.

BREAK-POINT.
LOOP AT clear_table.
   IF clear_table-clear = 'X'.
     MOVE clear_table-selectoption TO l_string.  " (clear_table-selectoption = ‘s_0001’ ).
     ASSIGN (l_string) TO <selectoption>.
     CLEAR <selectoption>.
   ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.

Che