Matchcode selection

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I´m trying to fill 3 fields when the user selects the matchcode help. I want to fill the fields after the first was selected, any ideas?

the code in the selection is:

SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF BLOCK datosex WITH FRAME TITLE text-003.

PARAMETERS: fec_ini LIKE febmka-budtm DEFAULT sy-datum OBLIGATORY ,

fec_fin LIKE febmka-budtm DEFAULT sy-datum OBLIGATORY ,

c_banco LIKE t012k-hktid OBLIGATORY.

p_soc LIKE t012k-bukrs OBLIGATORY,

b_propio LIKE t012k-hbkid OBLIGATORY,

SELECTION-SCREEN END OF BLOCK datosex.

I want after the user selects c_banco with the matchcode, fill p_soc and b_propio.

Thanks for helping me!!

Gabriel P.

[Former Member]

HI,

You can do this in initialization event.You capture the value entered in the c_banco & then use Function module F4_SEARCH_HELP.

[Former Member]

Hi,

You can create your match code object and assign to your selection parameter.

Method 1:

use SE11 transaction and create a collective search help and use in your program.

Metho2 : Use Initialization and use F4 help function module.

Message was edited by: Lanka Murthy

[Former Member]

Hi,

In the 'At selection-screen ON VALUE-REQUEST FOR p_soc' event (and also for b_propio): you need to call function 'DYNP_VALUES_READ' to capture the value of c_banco.

CALL FUNCTION 'DYNP_VALUES_READ'

EXPORTING

dyname = p_prog

dynumb = '1000'

TABLES

dynpfields = p_dt_read

Then, p_dt_read gives the selected c_banco value.

Then, select the values from T012K.

Then, call function 'DYNP_VALUES_UPDATE' to update the p_soc and b_propio values.

Another option is to:

Use 'DYNP_VALUES_READ' as before, but use the get/set parameters to update instead of 'DYNP_VALUES_UPDATE'. You may have to declare the p_sco and b_propio with a 'Memory ID XXX' addition.

Cheers,

Bhanu

[Former Member]

Hi Bhanumurthy,

Thanks for answering, it worked fine, but is there a way to do it after I select the value for 'b_propio', I dont whant to do it by pressing F4 on 'c_banco'.

Thanks again

Message was edited by: Gabriel Fernando Pulido V.