Question about subscreen command

[Former Member]

Hi guys.
I have a doubt about this question in ABAP examn.

It is about subscreen. Which of the following statements about subscreen is correct:

1.- you call subscreen using the screen command CALL SUBSCREEN.

2.- you call subscreen using the ABAP command CALL SUBSCREEN.

I think that it doesnt exit screen command, just ABAP command.

the answer is 2. using ABAP command.

Is it correct??

Thanks

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[laurent_fournier2]

Hello,

Call Subscreen is a screen flow logic command. It's used to call subscreen areas.

In ABAP, the command is call screen. So i believe that the correct answer is 1.

[Former Member]

Hi,

I know that the only way to call a subscreen is inside the flow logic in a screen. But there is not a screen command...I am not sure, i have seen this question with boths answer (different exams)...

Some ppl say that is ABAP others screen...no sure...

[former_member213851]

Hi Miguel ,

stmt 2 is correct answer.

You call subscreen using the ABAP command CALL SUBSCREEN

[Former Member]

Hi,

yeap...i think so...but I'm not 100% sure...

It is a tricky question...

Regards

[laurent_fournier2]

As I mentioned earlier..

Call screen is a pure abap command.

Call subscreen is a flow logic command.

So the answer is 1 : You call the subscreen using screen command call subscreen.

regards.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Nothing tricky here...

CALL subscreen is a screen statement.

while CALL screen is an abap command.

You would have had your answer just by pressing F1

Cheers,

Manu.

[Former Member]

Hi.

pressing F1 doesnt help to much...but following ur logic, some SCREEN commands are:

- FIELD,

- CHAIN,

- MODULE.

is it correct???

[Former Member]

Well yes it helps

F1 catalogs the CALL subscreen under 'Screen statements'

and CALL screen under 'Abap statement'...

I don't know how it can be much clear!

And indeed FIELD/CHAIN/MODULE are also screen commands...

[Former Member]

SAP ABAP doesn't have SCREEN commmands at all . It is as simple as it.

All commands comes under ABAP.

Priya.

[Former Member]

As simple as that but totally wrong....;)

[Former Member]

He guys.

Thanks to all to give me your point of view.

The correct answer is 1. Using a screen command.

Regards.