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Loosing entries in screen program...

naveen_inuganti2
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Hi all....

Please try to understand my requirement...

I working with dailog programs....

In one my screen iam having two input fields...

Both are not related to any database or customized tables...are declared in one internal table of this program....and one morw thing is iam not able to change names of those fields again(but it can be possible in mandatory conditions)....

here if i enter any values in these two fields and press one of push button of this screen....it has to go to next screen.... but some times it has to give one info' message....

Here my problem is if i got that message and click continue to rectify or to leave that message....i am coming back to my screen...."WITH OUT HAVING MY ENTRIES"...so here again i need to enter the values for these two fields....

I want to avoid this problem.....the values which i entered has to keep there even after info' message.....

please replay with all steps and code....

Expect max marks....

Thank You,

Naveen.

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Former Member
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Hi Naveen Inuganti,

I think you are cleard the variables after displaying that information message. Check the code first and don't clear the variables. it may solve your problem.

Regards,

Mahi.

Hi Naveen Inuganti,

I think you are cleard the variables after displaying that information message. Check the code first and don't clear the variables. it may solve your problem.

Regards,

Mahi.

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Former Member
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Hi Naveen Inuganti,

I think you are cleard the variables after displaying that information message. Check the code first and don't clear the variables. it may solve your problem.

Regards,

Mahi.