‎2007 Apr 12 8:05 AM
when i was transfering data in BDC using table control,i got screen resolution problem.
how to rectify the problem?
‎2007 Apr 12 8:07 AM
‎2007 Apr 12 8:08 AM
Hi,
Check this coding.
WA_CTU_PARAMS type ctu_params.
WA_CTU_PARAMS-DISMODE = 'N'. "no screen mode
WA_CTU_PARAMS-UPDMODE = 'S'. "synchronous update
WA_CTU_PARAMS-NOBINPT = 'X'.
WA_CTU_PARAMS-NOBIEND = 'X'.
WA_CTU_PARAMS-DEFSIZE = 'X'. "Default size
CALL TRANSACTION 'VA01' USING it_bdcdata
OPTIONS FROM WA_CTU_PARAMS
MESSAGES INTO it_mesg.
Default size will play good role in terms of resolution. in one system in table control you can see 10rows, but in others system it will show 20 records. it depends on resolution. but when you set the default size then it will take same (default screen size) in all the systems when you run BDC.
Hope this resolves your query.
Reward all the helpful answers.
Regards
‎2007 Apr 12 8:08 AM
Hi,
For screen resolution,
Use the default size for table control with the following option.
data : f_option type ctu_params,
f_option-updmode = 'S'.
<b>f_option-defsize = 'X'.</b>
f_option-dismode = 'N'.
call transaction 'VA01' using bdcdata options from f_option messages into bdcerror.
*
This will take the default size for TC in all systems and solve the screen resolution problem.
Hope it helps.
Reward pts if useful.
Regards,
Sonika
‎2007 Apr 12 8:09 AM
hi,
we need to check how many lines of data it takes using se51(screen painter).
now in the program we need to program to upload so much data nd hit the next/down button and update next set of records.
plz let me know if you need further infor.
thanks
‎2007 Apr 12 8:43 AM
Hi,
For screen resolution,
Use the default size for table control with the following option.
data : f_option type ctu_params,
f_option-updmode = 'S'.
f_option-defsize = 'X'.
f_option-dismode = 'N'.
call transaction 'VA01' using bdcdata options from f_option messages into bdcerror.
*
This will take the default size for TC in all systems and solve the screen resolution problem.
Hope it helps.
Reward pts if useful.
Regards,
Santosh