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HI....to everyone my question is .

1.differents events used in reports like initialization ,at selection screen...etc when and what r the significance of every event.

2. explain purpose of every event for the point of interviw n how the questions could be put on these events in interviews.

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Hi,

Initialization.

This event is used for initializing the variables.

At Selection-screen on value-request.

This event is used for providing F4 help for the selection-screen parameters and select-options.

<b>At Selection-screen on help request.</b>

This eveent is used to provide F1 help for variables.

<b>At selection-screen output.</b>

This event is used for checking the output of each paremetr or select-option on selection screen.

<b>

Top-of-page.</b>

This event is used for writing heading in the top of page in the report.

<b>

Start-of-selection.</b>

This is the actual event when the report starts fetching data and outputting it.

You have to write all performs here for structured programming.

End-of-selection.

This is the event where you have to write all the forms of the performds mentioned in the start-of-selection.

This is the event where you write all the logic.

Then Interactive Events.

At line-selection.

At user-command.

At pf-key.

These events are used for trigerring Interactive reports.

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Hi Salony,

this thread will really help u

BR,

Preema

*Dont forget to award points for helpful answers

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Hi,

Go through the link for complete details on events,

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/9f/db99fa35c111d1829f0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm

Regards,

Azaz Ali.