Problem with ALV in Docking container

[nitesh_jain3]

Dear All,

I have created an <b>editable ALV</b> in a <b>docking container</b>. In this ALV there are some custom buttons in the toolbar. In case a custom activity, in the toolbar, is executed some checks are performed which when fail an error message issued.

The problem: After the error msg is received if the user corrects the error and re-executes the toolbar custom activity the execution of the program is being terminated and it takes me out of the transaction which should not be the case. I tried to debug/place a hard break-point at the piece of code which should be executed but no success..

Note: In case i use a custom control then everything is working fine. The reason i want to use a docking container over a custom container, is that if the ALV is placed in a docking container it occupies the complete screen area irrespective of the resolution of the screen.

Can anyone help as to why this problem is happening and how it can be resolved.

Thanks in advance for your help.

regards

Nitesh

[nitesh_jain3]

Dear All,

I have created an <b>editable ALV</b> in a <b>docking container</b>. In this ALV there are some custom buttons in the toolbar. In case a custom activity, in the toolbar, is executed some checks are performed which when fail an error message issued.

The problem: After the error msg is received if the user corrects the error and re-executes the toolbar custom activity the execution of the program is being terminated and it takes me out of the transaction which should not be the case. I tried to debug/place a hard break-point at the piece of code which should be executed but no success..

Note: In case i use a custom control then everything is working fine. The reason i want to use a docking container over a custom container, is that if the ALV is placed in a docking container it occupies the complete screen area irrespective of the resolution of the screen.

Can anyone help as to why this problem is happening and how it can be resolved.

Thanks in advance for your help.

regards

Nitesh

[RichHeilman]

Well, if you want to try to use a custom container, the trick is to make the screen really big, and then make the container just as big, then double click on the control in screen painter, and set the vertical and horizontal resizing. Doing this will make the ALV adjust depending on screen resolution.

Regards,

RIch Heilman