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How to delete a dynpro control table declaration

racingpro
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Hi everyone,

I'm going through a particular issue caused by the dynpro table control wizard. I tried to find solutions in other discussions but without any luck.

I've made an enhancement in a standard program by creating a new dynpro in which I added a table control using the Wizard. In the TOP Include of the program, a line was added automatically to declare the table control:

CONTROLS: TC_SERNE TYPE TABLEVIEW USING SCREEN 9000

The new screen is not required anymore so I deleted the table control and the Dynpro but the declaration line remains in the TOP Include.

I am not able to delete the line manually in SE80. In enhancement mode the line cannot be changed since it was added by the Wizard.

Does anyone have a clue?

Thank you very much for your help.

Sylvain

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SwadhinGhatuary
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Hi,

WE have to manually do the deletion activity.

In general we have 4 include in module pool program.

top

pbo

pai

form

so from each include you have to delete.

first delete from form include and then pbo and pai include and activate force fully .

then remove the table control declaration from top include and activate .

if any problem persist let me known...

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Hi,

Thank you for the answer but I guess you did not understand my issue.

The new screen (dynpro) was deleted. Therefore, there is no PBO, PAI and no forms either.

The only problem is that the declaration line created by the Wizard is still in the TOP include. I cannot delete it manually since I am in a standard program which was enhanced. The declaration line in the TOP include is greyed out.

From my point of view, the dynpro Wizard should delete this line automaticaly.

Any clue ?

Thanks