Problem with navigation in Lists

[Former Member]

I have created a list with hotspot capability.On hotspot click, it takes user to a ALV display. User enters some data on this ALV( it has checkboxes and a column with edit option). As soon as user hits save, data should be updated in custom table and calculations need to be re-done and prepare new list for user.

I have no problem till now. But once i hit back on this new list display, it goes back to previous list display. I see that all these lists are stacked up. How do i clear this list stack. I tried setting sy-lsind = 0 after at line-selection event but that doesnot reset the list stack and it takes me back to previous list.

Any suggestions?

[Former Member]

How are you calling the second list?

Regards,

Ravi

[Former Member]

hi,

if your intension is just to come out of the program then

in the user_command event

use

if sy-ucomm = 'BACK'.

leave program.

endif.

santhosh

[RichHeilman]

Can you try to decrement it. Do this at line-selection.

sy-lsind = sy-lsind - 1.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

[Former Member]

Ravi,

I use the initial calculation subroutines again to calculate the data and re-display using write statements but before that i say leave to list-processing.

I do want my program to go back to selection-screen not leave program.

Thanks,

Kalyan.

[Former Member]

Try using "LEAVE to SCREEN 0" in the final ALV's BACK button.

Regards,

Ravi

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Ravikumar Allampallam

[Former Member]

Thanks guyz...Its working now..I had Call screen statement to call the ALV..I processed updation internal table on SAVE on this screen and called leave to list-processing after exiting the screen. Then it works. On SAVE on ALV, i collect data into internal table and said LEAVE TO SCREEN 0. It returned to statement after call screen 0200. There i updated data into custom table and displayed list.

Thanks for your help.

[Former Member]

Please close the thread by marking "Problem Solved", against the answer that helped you the most.

Regards,

Ravi