New Code on Set PF Status

[samantak_chatterjee]

Can any one provide me the use and full functionality of the use and application of the SET PF status.

thanks in advance for the help.

Samantak Chatterjee

SAP ABAP.

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[Former Member]

During list processing, this statement sets the GUI status specified in status for the display window of the current list, and all subsequent list levels until the next SET PF-STATUS statement. The statement mainly has the same function as for screens.

In contrast to the screen layouts of screens, however, every list level is automatically linked to the GUI status that is set for it. If the user returns from displaying a higher list level to a lower list level, the latter is redisplayed with the GUI status that was set for it.

If the status of the data object is initial, the standard list status is set and the additions OF PROGRAM and EXCLUDING have no effect. The standard list status contains predefined list-specific functions whose functions are handled by the runtime environment during the display of a screen list, and do not lead to the call of event blocks in the ABAP program. If event blocks are also defined with AT LINE-SELECTION or AT PF##, further function keys are automatically assigned function codes in the standard list status:

If AT LINE-SELECTION is used, the F2 key and the double click function of the mouse is assigned the function code PICK and the function text Select. This function is then also automatically displayed in the application toolbar.

If AT PF## is used, all the F## functions of the keyboard that are not handled by the runtime environment are assigned the function codes PF##, where ## is a number between 01 and 24.

If the standard list status is set, sy-pfkey receives the value "STLI".

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santhosh

[Former Member]

chk this help

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_di471/helpdata/EN/9f/dba34635c111d1829f0000e829fbfe/content.htm

[Former Member]

Hi,

Try this...

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/d1/801e54454211d189710000e8322d00/frameset.htm

Hope this will solve your probelm.

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-Gaurang

[Former Member]

hi,

simply speaking the SET PF allow the list window ' Interactive enabled' for the user.

it assigns the GUI status for the screen or list and the user can interact with the window/screen.

Hope this helps!

[Former Member]

Hi,

SET PF-STATUS status [OF PROGRAM prog] [EXCLUDING fcode]

[IMMEDIATELY].

Extras:

1. ... OF PROGRAM prog

2. ... EXCLUDING fcode

3. ... IMMEDIATELY

Effect:

During list processing, this statement sets the GUI status specified in status for the display window of the current list, and all subsequent list levels until the next SET PF-STATUS statement. The statement mainly has the same function as for screens.

In contrast to the screen layouts of screens, however, every list level is automatically linked to the GUI status that is set for it. If the user returns from displaying a higher list level to a lower list level, the latter is redisplayed with the GUI status that was set for it.

If the status of the data object is initial, the standard list status is set and the additions OF PROGRAM and EXCLUDING have no effect. The standard list status contains predefined list-specific functions whose functions are handled by the runtime environment during the display of a screen list, and do not lead to the call of event blocks in the ABAP program. If event blocks are also defined with AT LINE-SELECTION or AT PF##, further function keys are automatically assigned function codes in the standard list status:

If AT LINE-SELECTION is used, the F2 key and the double click function of the mouse is assigned the function code PICK and the function text Select. This function is then also automatically displayed in the application toolbar.

If AT PF## is used, all the F## functions of the keyboard that are not handled by the runtime environment are assigned the function codes PF##, where ## is a number between 01 and 24.

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