Get selected row in a table control

[Former Member]

What is the best approach to get a selected row, all fields, in a table control? I see this done in various transactions in MM but do not see how to do this in documentation.

Thanks

[ferry_lianto]

Hi Ben,

Welcome to SDN.

Please check demo program DEMO_DYNPRO_TABLE_CONTROL_1.

Hope this will help.

Regards,

Ferry Lianto

[Former Member]

first you shall specify a variable(e.g:flg_sel) for table control attribute "w/SelColumn" .

second ,you shall judge whether flg_sel = 'X' in you source code ,when flg_sel ='X' ,indicate that row was selected .

[former_member186741]

in the screen flow logic you need something like this:

LOOP AT t_partner.

MODULE get_selected_line.

MODULE process_partner.

ENDLOOP.

PAI module get_selected_line :

MODULE get_selected_line INPUT.

• only get cursor position once....as it's constant within each loop

IF sy-stepl EQ 1.

CLEAR wv_cursor_0120.

GET CURSOR LINE wv_cursor_0120.

IF wv_cursor_0120 = 0.

wv_cursor_0120 = 1.

ENDIF.

• convert the relative line of the screen to the actual line number in the table

wv_absolute_line = wv_cursor_0120 + tc_partner-top_line - 1.

ENDIF.

ENDMODULE. " GET_SELECTED_LINE INPUT

module process_partner needs to be something like this:

MODULE process_partner INPUT.

• only process the selected line

CHECK sy-stepl = wv_cursor_0120.

CASE ok_code.

endcase.

endmodule.

[Former Member]

U will have data in internal table for the table control...Along with this u need a FLAG field in the internal table which reflects to as w/selection line in table control..Here, in table control, u can select 1 or more line items based on properties selected for TC....Once selected and on press of any key, the internal table gets triggered and based on the flag = 'X', u can do further processing.

[Former Member]

Hi

Check this program-

SAPLSETB

LSETBF01

Below is the name of the perform of the above mentioned program

where u can get the code for Select all pushbutton.

FORM - Lift_Shift_Handler

When 'MARK'.

Hope this helps,

Regds,

Seema.