Screen sequence.

[Former Member]

Hi,

In my case. I have total 5 screen. First screen consists of two blocks of radio buttons. Based up on the radio buttons selected the appropraite screen is called. Let me tell it is a type 1 program. My problem is from the initial screen it will go to the relevant second screen and after providing the input in this screen, the output report is displayed, now when i press F3 (back) on this output screen, it goes back to the first screen. Now my requirement is it should not go to the initial screen, instead it should go the second screen. Hope u got my problem.

Thank u in advance.

regards

sree

[Former Member]

Hello Sree,

When you go from screen 1 to screen 2, use the statement LEAVE TO SCREEN. I think you are currently using CALL SCREEN.

And there's a small request that I have to make. I see that you are not in the habit of rewarding the replies that you get for your answers. Please revisit your old posts and reward the answers appropriately and close the threads.

Regards,

Anand Mandalika.

[Former Member]

Hi Poornanand Mandalika,

Thanx man, Iam not using CALL SCREEN but instead iam using CALL SELECTION-SCREEN statement.

and plz note that iam not using START-OF-SELECTION. All the code i have written in AT SELECTION-SCREEN.

PLZ kindly look inot the problem.

and regarding rewarding. i will do it. surely

regards

sree

[Former Member]

Hi Poornanand Mandalika,

Thanx man, Iam not using CALL SCREEN but instead iam using CALL SELECTION-SCREEN statement.

and plz note that iam not using START-OF-SELECTION. All the code i have written in AT SELECTION-SCREEN.

PLZ kindly look inot the problem.

and regarding rewarding. i will do it. surely

regards

sree

[Former Member]

Hello Sree,

Now I'm not sure I understood your problem correctly.

1. Without using start-of-selection , how did you display the report output after screen 2 ?

2. Are you using the LEAVE TO LIST-PROCESSING and LEAVE LIST PROCESSING statements ? If yes, I don't think you need to use them here.

3. And why did you not use start-of-selection ?

Regards,

Anand Mandalika.