2007 Jun 25 9:49 AM
Hi All ,
i would like to read/change parameter of other program
for Example in CRM i want to fill the values for this internal table
prgram name SAPLBUTX_BUTC_DIALOG
intermal table GT_SCREEN_TABLE
the syntax i am trying and is not working is
((SAPLBUTX_BUTC_DIALOG) GT_SCREEN_TABLE)
am i missing some thing ?
Regards
Hi All ,
i would like to read/change parameter of other program
for Example in CRM i want to fill the values for this internal table
prgram name SAPLBUTX_BUTC_DIALOG
intermal table GT_SCREEN_TABLE
the syntax i am trying and is not working is
((SAPLBUTX_BUTC_DIALOG) GT_SCREEN_TABLE)
am i missing some thing ?
Regards
2007 Jun 25 9:53 AM
Hello
Have a look at the article written by Jeff Goldstein:
<a href="http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/208811b0-00b2-2910-c5ac-dd2c7c50c8e8">SAP® User Exits And The People Who Love Them</a>
The situation he describes is a following: we are within a user-exit which has a predefined interface given by the SAP standard. Jeff shows how we can access additional variables from the "surrounding" SAP application that are not exposed at the user-exit interface.
The crucial point is that "we" are surrounded by a running SAP application and, thus, have a chance to access the "living" variables of this application.
In your case there is no "living" SAP application around and therefore your approach cannot work.
Regards
Uwe
2007 Jun 25 10:37 AM
2007 Jun 25 10:41 AM
Hello
You can "push" values into the application since you are dealing with a <b>BDT </b>application (BDT = Business Data Toolset). However, this is by no means an eays task and requires thorough understanding of BDT.
Regards
Uwe
2007 Jun 25 10:41 AM
Hi,
If the program SAPLBUTX_BUTC_DIALOG is using import statement for filling the internal table,then you can use export statement from your program.
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