problem with table control!

[Former Member]

hi Guru's !

am working with table control for XD01 transaction.

am populating table control data.

based on my Graphic resolution its populating the data..!

in my flat file am having 8 bank details.!

in my screen if resolution is less its showing up to 5 rows only .

when my resolution more then its working correctly showing more than 8 rows in table control.

So, i want irrespective of my resolution i have to populate the TABLE CONTROL data !

am using Call Transaction Method.

i know the procedure while working with Session method but i didnt worked.

using FM BDC_INSERT

by passing the parameter CTU_PARAMS we can over come that.!

what the case in Call transcation.!

can any one help me.!

Thanks & Regards,

Rajsh..!

[Former Member]

Hello Rajsh,

you can also use CTU_PARAMS within your call transaction.

Try to use:

DATA: p_opt TYPE ctu_params.

* Fill the options depending on your requirement e.g.
  MOVE: 'S' TO p_opt-updmode,          "Update mode
        'X' TO p_opt-nobinpt,          "No BI-mode /sy-binpt = ''
        'N' TO p_opt-dismode.

CALL TRANSACTION 'XD01' USING bdcdata
     OPTIONS FROM p_opt.

Best regards

Stephan

[Former Member]

thanks Stephan,

for ur reply .!

ill try it..!

Regards,

Rajesh.

[Former Member]

hi !

even im populating the CTU_PARAMS

am using the parameter : Default size Screen

how its working means ?

irrespective of my screen resolution its Showing only 10 records in table control..!

but am unable to populating from the 11 th record into table control.

how can i populate from the 11 th record onwards ,

can any one help me..regarding that..!

Thanks & Regards,

Rajesh.K

[Former Member]

Hello Rajesh,

after filling the 10th line, scroll one page down. Then you can fill the next line (normally the 1st line is filled, i.e. after scrolling you have to fill the 2nd line). You can also try to scroll after filling the 2nd line - when there's only the first line filled after scolling, you can fill the 2nd line and scroll again, fill the 2nd line ... (think it depends on the program).

Best regards

Stephan