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Screen Exit

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Hi Gurus,

In Screen exit we have done the following things ,

1) Append stucture for the newly added fields

2) Subscreen

3) Function Exits to flow the data to and from the screen,program and database.

4) Connecting the newly created screen to the main program.

My doubt here is, I understand the first 3 steps but am confusing how to connect the subscreen to the program. Can anyone kindly explain how to connect the subscreen.

Regards

Ravi

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IT IS AUTOMATICALLY CONNECTED IF YOU ACTIVATE THE SCREEN EXIT. JUST CHECK IN MAIN SCREEN YOU CAN SEE THE COMMAND LIKE CALL CUSTOMER-SUBSCREEN BY WHICH IT IS CALLING THE SCREEN WHICH YOU HAVE DEVELOPED IN SCREEN EXIT.

REGARDS

SHIBA DUTTA

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IT IS AUTOMATICALLY CONNECTED IF YOU ACTIVATE THE SCREEN EXIT. JUST CHECK IN MAIN SCREEN YOU CAN SEE THE COMMAND LIKE CALL CUSTOMER-SUBSCREEN BY WHICH IT IS CALLING THE SCREEN WHICH YOU HAVE DEVELOPED IN SCREEN EXIT.

REGARDS

SHIBA DUTTA

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hi Ravi,

You create the fields in a subscreen provided in the SCREEN exit of the corresponding

user exit.

In the flow logic of the standard program, there will be a statement like below

<b>CALL SUBSCREEN sub_area INCLUDING prog dynnr.</b>

which dynamically identifies the subscreen and its contents, from the screen exit.

Hope this answers your question.

Sajan Joseph.