Regarding bdcdata structure

[Former Member]

my query:

I declared

data : jtab type bdcdata occurs 0 with header line.

when in debugging i am unable to see the field fval.

why it happens.

- Also tell me the functionality of bdc_okcode.

thanks...

[Former Member]

my query:

I declared

data : jtab type bdcdata occurs 0 with header line.

when in debugging i am unable to see the field fval.

why it happens.

- Also tell me the functionality of bdc_okcode.

thanks...

[Former Member]

unable to see fval at all or just the value of fval?

ok_code is what is used for user-interaction. On every screen the user has to press, save, enter , next page etc.

OK_code represents this in bdc.

So if yuo have a transaction where you hit enter then hit save, thats what your ok_codes will have.

[Former Member]

Hi....

The structure of the bdcdata is tooo large to show the complete line in debugging.

For this ... In the line ( in which all the field names are given in debugger) u just delete some empty space and write the field name FVAL there and press enter ...

it will show the values of fval also..

i hope u understood..

Placing a function code with '=' before it in bdc_okcode (like '=back' ) is equivalent to triggering the functionality of that code.. i.e try doing this in SE38 screen...

write one of ur program name and press Change .

come back and place '=CHAP' in the ok_code.. i,e the input field where u generally enter SE38 to start that transaction.. see what happens..

both the actions give the same results...

Hope this helps u...

reward if it helps u...

sai ramesh

[Former Member]

Hi thanks for reply.

one more thing i want to ask , in which table bdc_okcode reside.

bye..

[Former Member]

Hi,

bdc_okcode depends on the transaction that u r using