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‎2008 Aug 18 10:35 AM
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Hello friends
please tel me how to call function keys in module pool
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‎2008 Aug 18 10:51 AM
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HI,
In module pool the function keys can be called in PAI,
'Module |At User-Command' since you need to process data or say you need to call diffferent screens according to the function keys.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Rashmi
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‎2008 Aug 18 12:26 PM
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Thanks rashmi
tu sangitlya pramane me try karto...
points det aahe me tula full...
thanks
rohan
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‎2008 Aug 18 12:40 PM
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‎2008 Aug 18 1:03 PM
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My Hindi is a bit rusty... but I am going to take a shot at translating this because I would not like to lock a thread for an incorrect reason...
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> tu sangitlya pramane me try karto...
> points det aahe me tula full...
=
>The doubtfull monkey has gone shopping...
>Points given for pain and sufferring...
However, please take note that English is the lowest common denominator language here at SDN, so please use English!
Imagine if the whole site were in Zulu? You probably wouldn't be able to search for the answer to your question....
Cheers,
Julius
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‎2008 Aug 18 1:23 PM
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Second attempt: One of my colleagues tells me that this is Marathi, written in what he calls "Hinglish"...
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> tu sangitlya pramane me try karto...
> points det aahe me tula full...
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>Try to do what you told me...
>I will give you full credit... <= against the rules!
Thread locked.
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‎2008 Aug 18 11:18 AM
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Hi Rohan,
In the ABAP Dynpro , you will have multiple Screen Elements. Among them, you can assign some Function Codes to Screen Elements like Pushbutton, Dropdown, etc.
So once these screen elements are triggered, you can capture the Function code generated by the elements. You can then process these User Commands in a module in the PAI ( Process After Input ) Event.
For a complete feel of the scenario, browse this link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/9f/dbab0235c111d1829f0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
For complete DEMO Codes, have a look at these:
Search ABAP Editor with DEMO_DYNPRO. You will get a complete list of Screen Examples.
Thanks,
Samantak.
Bluesky