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Module pool programing

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Hi,

I have created a executable program and called a screen inside the program.

Now I need to make a transaction code for the program, so that when the T-code is provided the scren is displayed.

I have created the T-code usinig se93, but when we give the T-code it gets hanged up.

Please help me on this.

thanks,

Arun

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Hi arunchandra,

did you choose the appropriate transaction type?

According to your specifications you should choose 2nd Type (Report Transaction)

Regards

REA

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venkat_o
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Hi,

Are you passing selection-screen values to called transaction ?

Thanks

Venkat.O

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Hi,

Set a break point at start of the prog and see if there are any never ending loop which may causing the problem and correct it accordingly..

Regards,

Kumar

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Hi arunchandra,

did you choose the appropriate transaction type?

According to your specifications you should choose 2nd Type (Report Transaction)

Regards

REA

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Former Member
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While You create Tcode select the 2nd option(Report Transaction) since you have taken Executable program.

Check your call screen <Screen No> statement , screen should be active.

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Hi,

When you create t-code for module pool application, there you specify the start up screen, change it and give the new screen.

Regards,

Shamma

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former_member209217
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Hi Arunchandra,

Since ur calling a different screen from executable program u shuld mention start up screen as that one instaed of standard

screen. Check ur values once in SE93.

Regards,

Lakshman.