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‎2008 Apr 04 12:36 PM

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Hi,

I got the warning when I inspect my code.

A template was found in which all the fields are enclosed by a frame. In this case a frame should not be used. The frame name should be set as screen name, that is it should be specified in the window header. This avoids superfluous information and makes it easier to recognize important information.

I don't know how to solve??

Can anyone help me?

regards,

pooja

Hi,

I got the warning when I inspect my code.

A template was found in which all the fields are enclosed by a frame. In this case a frame should not be used. The frame name should be set as screen name, that is it should be specified in the window header. This avoids superfluous information and makes it easier to recognize important information.

I don't know how to solve??

Can anyone help me?

regards,

pooja

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‎2008 Apr 04 12:41 PM

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hi pooja...

i didnt get what u want to ask... try to be a little clr...

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‎2008 Apr 06 10:07 PM

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That sounds like a screen "style" warning, as if your screen contains a series of fields and you've put a frame around the whole lot of them and SAP is thus suggesting this isn't the best use of frames... i.e. it's suggesting that frames should really be used to group related fields (say document header data in one frame, customer address in another etc) so if all the fields on the screen are framed then the frame isn't adding any value. Where did you get this template message?

Jonathan