2008 May 10 12:00 PM
2008 May 12 10:13 PM
As such you can have a LDB program without any Event (Say you can only wanna PNP selection screen, just include Tables: pernr)...
But for utilizing LDB fully in the code, you have to have GET <node> followed by End-of-selection... (Node - is the table/node defined for each LDB in its structure, which you can find in SE36)... This "GET <node> followed by End-of-selection" forms a loop similar to Select ....Endselect
What is the mandatory event in LDBs?
2008 May 10 12:04 PM
hi check this..
get and tables event is mandatory....
if the LDB is the pnp then
get pernr
tables pernr..
regards,
venkat
2008 May 12 10:13 PM
As such you can have a LDB program without any Event (Say you can only wanna PNP selection screen, just include Tables: pernr)...
But for utilizing LDB fully in the code, you have to have GET <node> followed by End-of-selection... (Node - is the table/node defined for each LDB in its structure, which you can find in SE36)... This "GET <node> followed by End-of-selection" forms a loop similar to Select ....Endselect
2008 May 12 11:17 PM
In SE36 give the LDB name and check the documentation. You will get the info about required events.
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