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what is the event that comes between initialization and at selection-screen event.

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The event is AT selection-screen output

Edited by: Varun Kumar Jain on Dec 21, 2007 6:09 AM

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Sirisha,

As far as i know there is one event which triggers before initialization ie

LOAD-OF-PROGRAM

This is the very first event which is trigger in a report program. Really I have never needed a reason to use this. But I would assume that it can be used when you want to do something before the INITIALIZATION event.

Help says....

Program Constructor

Directly after an executable program, a module pool, a function group or a subroutine pool has been loaded, a special processing block can be executed exactly once. This processing block is defined as an event block using the event keyword LOAD-OF-PROGRAM. The processing block for LOAD-OF-PROGRAM has the same function for ABAP programs as a constructor has for classes.

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Use This For Details

[https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/forums]

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Hi Sirisha,

The event that generally comes between " INITIALIZATION " and " AT SELECTION-SCREEN" is " at selection-screen output"

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Chaitanya.

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Dear Sirisha,

I have jotted down in sequence the different events in different types of reports. Hope it is helpful.

>BELOW ARE THE CLASSICAL EVENTS

>>Initalization

>>At selection-screen output

>>At seelction-screen on field

>>At selection-screen on block

>>At selection-screen

>>Start-of-selection

>>End-of-selection

>BELOW ARE THE INTERACTIVE EVENTS

>>At line-selection

>>At user-command

>>At pfnn

>>Top-of-page during line selection

>BELOW ARE THE LIST EVENTS

>>Top-of-page

>>End-of-page

>BELOW ARE THE CONTROL BREAK EVENTS

>>At first

>>At last

>>At new

>>At end of

>>On change of

Best Regards,

Rajesh.

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