Leave to selection screen from drill down ALV

[former_member1292715]

Hi Guys,

I am doing an interactive ALV report. In that, if I click on SAVE button in second interactive ALV, it should go to the selection-screen.

The flow of the program is something like below.

Selection-screen --> Main Report --> Detailed Report -- Click SAVE --> Goto Selection-screen.

I tried LEAVE TO SCREEN 0, LEAVE LIST-PROCESSING,.. Its all going only to the previous screen (Main Report), not going to the selection-screen. If I say, CALL SCREEN 1000, it is throwing an exception DYNPRO_NOT_FOUND

Please help me on this issue.

Regards,

Yasin.

[former_member1292715]

Hi Guys,

I am doing an interactive ALV report. In that, if I click on SAVE button in second interactive ALV, it should go to the selection-screen.

The flow of the program is something like below.

Selection-screen --> Main Report --> Detailed Report -- Click SAVE --> Goto Selection-screen.

I tried LEAVE TO SCREEN 0, LEAVE LIST-PROCESSING,.. Its all going only to the previous screen (Main Report), not going to the selection-screen. If I say, CALL SCREEN 1000, it is throwing an exception DYNPRO_NOT_FOUND

Please help me on this issue.

Regards,

Yasin.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Define a transaction code (XXX) for the report.

Use LEAVE TO TRANSACTION 'XXX'. (All CAPS in colons)

This will take you to the selection screen.

Hope this helps you!!!

Regards,

Ganga

[former_member1292715]

Hi Ganga,

That's the good idea. But, I feel this is a kind of sneaky method. Here we are literally hard-coding the T-Code for the same program.

Is there any other standard way to do this. If it is nothing other than this method, I will go with your idea. Thanks for your reply.

Regards,

Yasin.

[Former Member]

Hi,

As far as I know, there is no other way to achieve this. I followed this way in one of my developments. As T-Code will be always constant for a program, this will not create any problems.

Ganga

[former_member1292715]

Hi Ganga,

Thanks for your solution. I have implemented your idea.

Have a nice time.

Regards,

Yasin.