regarding screen field attributes

[Former Member]

Hi guys,

Do anybody know how to check whether given screen fields is Input/output/Mandatory.

for eg BSEG-HKONT is input only/Output only/Mandatory.

I want to know how to check this using Table or Func Module.

I checked using RM07DYNP report. Its not working correctly in few cases.

Any suggestion please.

Thanks

Ambichan

[Former Member]

Hi guys,

Do anybody know how to check whether given screen fields is Input/output/Mandatory.

for eg BSEG-HKONT is input only/Output only/Mandatory.

I want to know how to check this using Table or Func Module.

I checked using RM07DYNP report. Its not working correctly in few cases.

Any suggestion please.

Thanks

Ambichan

[Former Member]

hi

prog. name, screen no. are in the inputs in that prog...so, i think you can very well goto se80, prog. name, screen no-> layout -- double click on any field to get the attributes, which will give you always things as it is...u can even do it via se51

if helpful, reward

Sathish. R

[Former Member]

hi Sathish,

Thanks for your reply.

I want to do it thru abap programing code. So could you please suggest me how to do it.

I will sure reward points for all replying me.

btw. RM07DYNP is failing/Giving incorrect data at Input/output/Required fields, when we compare two versions like 46C and ECC for same screen and dynpro.

Thanks

Ambichan.

[Former Member]

Hi Kumar,

1. Call that particular screen in an abap program

2. Write the following code in PBO of the screen or AT selection-screen output.

<i> Loop at screen.

< Here is the place to find the value of Screen-<Attribute> >

Endloop.</i>

3. By changing different attributes you can find the values for those screen fields.

ex.

If you want to check whether a field 'XX' is input enabled or not.

Just write this code inside the loop at screen.

<i>Loop at screen.

If Screen-name eq 'XX'.

l_input_attribute = screen-input.

endif.

endloop.</i>

Reward helpful reply.

[Former Member]

You can check the table PTRV_T706Z_FLDS.

If the field INPUT_FLD = 'X' for the screen number, program name, field name combination, then that field is input enabled.

Regards,

Ravi

[Former Member]

i cant say for standard screen.

but in PBO of any screen .

loop at screen.

if screen-name = 'VBELN'.

<here check the value screen-input,screen-output and screen-required>

endif.

endloop.

those field will contain 0(false) or 1(true) value.

regards

shiba dutta

[Former Member]

use the below FM which was used in that program

    CALL FUNCTION 'RPY_DYNPRO_READ'
      EXPORTING
        progname                    = ls_dynp-prog
        dynnr                       = ls_dynp-dnum
      IMPORTING
        header                      = ls_header
      TABLES
        fields_to_containers        = lt_fields.

it will return the attributes in the table lt_fields

[Former Member]

Hi Chandrasekhar,

RYP_DYNPRO_READ is not working properly in 46C and ECC.

for eg.

1) Failure in ECC.

In screen

SAPMF05A 0331.Results for the field BSEG-HKONT does not match correctly with the SE80 Element list data.

2) failure in 46C.

SAPMF05A 122. Result for the field RFO5A-XPOS1 does not match correctly with SE80 Element list data.

You could confirm this using RM07DYNP report program also.

Could somebody look in to this and reply.

Thanks

Ambichan

[Former Member]

Hi Prince.

You may use IMPORT DYNPRO (at least, it works on 4.6C):

data: le_d020s like d020s,
      lt_d021s type table of d021s with header line,
      lt_d022s type table of d022s with header line,
      lt_d023s type table of d023s with header line.

IMPORT DYNPRO le_d020s
              lt_d021s
              lt_d022s
              lt_d023s
  ID 'SAPMF05A                                0100'.

Here you'll have all parameters into table lt_d021s. In this table there's a field, called FLG3, that has something to do with whether the field is mandatory or not (I think that, when this value is >= 'A0', it's mandatory). Also, field FLG1 shows that the field is for input/output.

I haven't found much documentation on this ABAP sentence. Sorry!

I hope it helps. Best regards,

Alvaro