Error Log FM

[Former Member]

Hi Folks,

Does someone knows what's the FM used to display messages in a popup dialog?

For example something like the one that uses the TCODE ME21N would be great.

If this FM is tricky a little code sample would be great.

Thanks for your help.

Kind Regards,

Gilberto Li

[Former Member]

Hi again,

Thanks for your replies. Really appreciate it.

Rich, the example definitevely will solve my problem. Although I was expecting something more simple. I will leave this open see if someone can give me another FM.

Thanks again.

Kind Regards,

Gilberto Li.

[Former Member]

You can look at FM POPUP_TO_DISPLAY_TEXT.

Rob

[RichHeilman]

Hi, please see example program SBAL_DEMO_01. It will give you an idea of how to use the function modules which will solve your problem. Its a little more than what is in ME21N, but I think it will work for you.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

[Former Member]

Hi again,

Thanks for your replies. Really appreciate it.

Rich, the example definitevely will solve my problem. Although I was expecting something more simple. I will leave this open see if someone can give me another FM.

Thanks again.

Kind Regards,

Gilberto Li.

[Former Member]

hi Gilberto,

I was wondering whether you are looking for POPUP_WITH_TABLE_DISPLAY, which is very easy to handle .......to display error logs.

Sajan.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Try to use the FM REUSE_ALV_POPUP_TO_SELECT..

Check this sample code...

TYPE-POOLS: slis.

DATA: BEGIN OF itab OCCURS 0,

type TYPE icon-id,

text(50),

END OF itab.

DATA: t_fieldcatalog TYPE slis_t_fieldcat_alv.

DATA: s_fieldcatalog LIKE LINE OF t_fieldcatalog.

s_fieldcatalog-fieldname = 'TYPE'.

s_fieldcatalog-tabname = 'ITAB'.

s_fieldcatalog-icon = 'X'.

s_fieldcatalog-seltext_s = 'Type'.

APPEND s_fieldcatalog TO t_fieldcatalog.

CLEAR: s_fieldcatalog.

s_fieldcatalog-fieldname = 'TEXT'.

s_fieldcatalog-tabname = 'ITAB'.

s_fieldcatalog-seltext_s = 'Message'.

s_fieldcatalog-outputlen = '50'.

APPEND s_fieldcatalog TO t_fieldcatalog.

itab-type = '@5C@'.

itab-text = 'This is a Error message'.

APPEND itab.

itab-type = '@5D@'.

itab-text = 'This is a Warning message'.

APPEND itab.

itab-type = '@5B@'.

itab-text = 'This is a Success message'.

APPEND itab.

DATA: v_repid TYPE syrepid.

v_repid = sy-repid.

CALL FUNCTION 'REUSE_ALV_POPUP_TO_SELECT'

EXPORTING

i_title = 'Test'

i_screen_start_column = 10

i_screen_start_line = 10

i_screen_end_column = 70

i_screen_end_line = 20

i_tabname = 'ITAB'

it_fieldcat = t_fieldcatalog

i_callback_program = v_repid

TABLES

t_outtab = itab.

Thanks,

Naren

[former_member186741]

have a look at function group SMSG and the function modules contained in it. eg, MESSAGES_INITIALIZE, MESSAGE_STORE, MESSAGES_SHOW.

Message was edited by: Neil Woodruff

Thanks Rich. When you've been abapping as long as I have SOME of the stuff you know is bound to be useful sooner or late! (of course a lot of the other stuff is completely useless but that's not the point)

[RichHeilman]

I appears that Neil has the solution. It is pretty much like the other log in the example program I suggest above, but it is exactly what you see in ME21n, notice that there is parameter that will force an ALV grid instead of list display, I kind of like the grid.

report zrich_0001.

call function 'MESSAGES_INITIALIZE'
     exceptions
          others = 1.



call function 'MESSAGE_STORE'
     exporting
          arbgb                  = 'M3'
          msgty                  = 'E'
          msgv1                  = space
          msgv2                  = space
          msgv3                  = space
          msgv4                  = space
          txtnr                  = '002'
     exceptions
          message_type_not_valid = 1
          not_active             = 2
          others                 = 3.


call function 'MESSAGES_SHOW'
     exporting
          I_USE_GRID         = 'X'  " Comment for list display
          batch_list_type    = 'L'
     exceptions
          inconsistent_range = 1
          no_messages        = 2
          others             = 3.

Very nice, Neil.

Regards,

Rich Heilman