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Search help using F4IF_INT_TABLE_VALUE_REQUEST issue ?

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Hello Folks,

I have used the FM : F4IF_INT_TABLE_VALUE_REQUEST

But whenever user click on F4, he should not get the values directly.

Instead he should get search screen and after inputting the value he has to get the list.

Please help me...<removed by moderator>.

Thanks and Regards

Ashwath..

Message was edited by: Manish Kumar

Hello Folks,

I have used the FM : F4IF_INT_TABLE_VALUE_REQUEST

But whenever user click on F4, he should not get the values directly.

Instead he should get search screen and after inputting the value he has to get the list.

Please help me...<removed by moderator>.

Thanks and Regards

Ashwath..

Message was edited by: Manish Kumar

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PeterJonker
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For which domain/data element do you need a search help ? Did you check if there is a standard search help for this data element ?

Can you otherwise not define your own search help in SE11 ?

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RaymondGiuseppi
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AFAIK FM F4IF_INT_TABLE_VALUE_REQUEST will display the internal table that you provided, no screen is provided to input criteria...

FM F4IF_FIELD_VALUE_REQUEST can use a true search-help so may provide such dynamic, but you have to replace the filling of an internal table by definition of a search help,

Note that you can in the second case

  • Use a search-help exit to keep the same logic (Implement step SELECT)  that when  filling the internal table
  • Select the correct option (Dialog with value restriction) when creating search-help.
  • Pass some additional criteria in the CALLBACK_FORM to restrict selection from screen data

Regards,

Raymond

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Sidhant-Acharya
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Use Search help exit to provide input upon clicking the F4 help.

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Former Member
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Create a search help with search help exit.

Set dialog behavior to "Dialog with restriction". 

Write your logic in search help exit.

Have a look at search help FIPEX_1

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Former Member
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Hi, first of all create one search help (suppose zbukrs) from se11 with the following property:

or

Use the search help in your program as matchcode object.

Like: lv_bukrs type bukrs.

SELECT-OPTIONS s_bukrs FOR lv_bukrs NO INTERVALS MATCHCODE OBJECT zbukrs.

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Thanks alot....

I appreciate everyones effort to help me..

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Kindly close this thread.

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Former Member
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Hi Ashwath,

use search help and set dialog behaviour as "restricted".

Thanks.