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how to capture subscreen values in tabstrip in module pool programming

Bharath84
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Hi All,

I have two input fields in Normal screen(100) and below that screen I have added a tab strip with 4 tabs. Each tab is having some input fields. When I give inputs in my first tab(subscreen 200) and when I click on SAVE, in the PAI of screen 100, in

MODULE user_command_100, I have called the FM 'DYNP_VALUES_READ'.

here I do not see any values in the internal table. can anyone help me where I am missing any code here.

Thanks,

Haritha

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RaymondGiuseppi
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Why didn't you read the data from subscreen first, usually in PAI logic the user_command module (with out at ext-command) is executed after the required call subscreen.

FM DYNP_VALUES_READ is mostly intended to read some data in case of a ON PROCESS VALUE (F4) read other fields that are required for F4 execution.

Hi All,

I have two input fields in Normal screen(100) and below that screen I have added a tab strip with 4 tabs. Each tab is having some input fields. When I give inputs in my first tab(subscreen 200) and when I click on SAVE, in the PAI of screen 100, in

MODULE user_command_100, I have called the FM 'DYNP_VALUES_READ'.

here I do not see any values in the internal table. can anyone help me where I am missing any code here.

Thanks,

Haritha

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RaymondGiuseppi
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Why didn't you read the data from subscreen first, usually in PAI logic the user_command module (with out at ext-command) is executed after the required call subscreen.

FM DYNP_VALUES_READ is mostly intended to read some data in case of a ON PROCESS VALUE (F4) read other fields that are required for F4 execution.