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[Former Member]

In regard to SET PF-STATUS, you can deactivate unwanted function codes by using

A: EXCLUDING

B: IMMEDIATELY

C: WITHOUT

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[santhosh_patil]

Hi,

using

---EXCLUDING

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[santhosh_patil]

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Patil

[Former Member]

The answer is EXCLUDING.

Regards

Ravi

[Former Member]

EXCLUDING key word

Refer

http://www.sts.tu-harburg.de/teaching/sap_r3/ABAP4/set_pf_s.htm

Regards,

Santosh

[Former Member]

EXCLUDING..........

Effect

Deactivates one or more of the status functions, so that they cannot be selected. Specify the appropriate function codes using one of the following:

a field f or a literal which contains a function code

an internal table itab which contains several function codes

This method allows you simply to modify the selectable functions of a status at runtime.

Example

DATA: BEGIN OF TAB OCCURS 10,

FCODE(4),

END OF TAB.

REFRESH TAB.

MOVE 'DELE' TO TAB-FCODE.

APPEND TAB.

MOVE 'AUSW' TO TAB-FCODE.

APPEND TAB.

SET PF-STATUS 'STA3' EXCLUDING TAB.

Regards,

Omkar.

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Omkaram Yanamala

[Former Member]

hi manjula,

A: EXCLUDING

regards,

seshu.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Ans: A.

The EXCLUDING function allows you to change the appearance and function of a GUI status

dynamically. This is useful if the individual user interfaces for a range of screens are very similar.

You can define a single global status, and then just deactivate the functions you do not need

using EXCLUDING. Specify <f> to deactivate the function code stored in field <f>. Specify <itab> to deactivate all function codes stored in the internal table <itab>. Field <f> and the lines of table <itab> should be of type C, and have length 20.

Regards,

Bhaskar