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Cluster View

sudhindra_chandrashekar
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Hi All,

I have created a cluster view ZBW_VIEW which has two views ZBW_TYP ZBW_INFO combined together. There is a foreign key in ZBW_INFO which points to the table ZBW_TYP's key field.

When I activate the cluster view and test it, the first view is displayed where I manintain the values in ZBW_TYP. Then I select that entry and maintain the value in the dependent table ZBW_INFO but I get the key field as well in the second view which I do not need. This field should be in a separate field and not included in the table entries or else the user will have to key in all the header entries once again.

Anybody has any ideas as to how to accomplish this feature?

Thanks in advance

Sudhi

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HI,

You would have created a maintenance view ZBW_INFO in Se11.In the view fields listing next to the table field name column, there is a colunm by name 'P'. There you mention 'S' against the field which has to be displayed in the header.

NB : This has to be done in SE11.

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for each table , there is a place where u mention the predecessor. For the header table u wud have mentioned the predecessor as the same table.

Next to that there is a field by name 'Dep'. there u need to maintain the value 'R'.

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I have done this and this appears as the header in the tree strucutre and the other table appears as the child but the issue is once I create an entry in the header table and select the child the same field that is there in the header appears in the table of the child instead of it being a workarea. I am not being able to create a view which has a work area.

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In the field dependencies of the child table, have you maintained the header table and field as predecessor. ?

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Hi Dinu,

I have done that as well and in the foregin key I have mentioned the cardinality as 1:N. Once I generate the independent view for the child table and when I try to maintain the records for it, it does not prompt for the work area entry as well. I am not sure what mistake I am making.

Sudhi

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HI,

You would have created a maintenance view ZBW_INFO in Se11.In the view fields listing next to the table field name column, there is a colunm by name 'P'. There you mention 'S' against the field which has to be displayed in the header.

NB : This has to be done in SE11.

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Problem solved. Thanks a lot Dinu. Full points to you