‎2009 Feb 04 6:46 AM
Hi all,
How can I hide the STD tool bar of a report output?
Regards,
Nithu
‎2009 Feb 04 6:54 AM
Hi Rajesh,
Go to PF-STATUS, on the right hand side corner of application toolbar, you will have a GREEN color icon.
Click it and select HIDE ALL.
Activate the program.
Or
You can hide few of its buttons using SET PF-STATUS 'TEST' EXCLUDING T_OKCODE.
Regards,
Nitin.
‎2009 Feb 04 6:54 AM
Hi Rajesh,
Go to PF-STATUS, on the right hand side corner of application toolbar, you will have a GREEN color icon.
Click it and select HIDE ALL.
Activate the program.
Or
You can hide few of its buttons using SET PF-STATUS 'TEST' EXCLUDING T_OKCODE.
Regards,
Nitin.
‎2009 Feb 04 6:59 AM
Hi,
MODULE status_9002 OUTPUT.
**&..................
Set initial PF status and disable non required function codes.
**&.................
DATA: fcode TYPE TABLE OF sy-ucomm, " FOR EXCLUDING THE PF -
APPEND 'EXPA' TO fcode. " STD name of the function
APPEND 'DELM' TO fcode.
APPEND 'ADDR' TO fcode.
APPEND 'GPRF' TO fcode.
APPEND 'BCCH' TO fcode.
APPEND 'SCRF' TO fcode.
APPEND 'ANZG' TO fcode.
APPEND 'DETM' TO fcode.
APPEND 'EXPA' TO fcode.
APPEND 'KOPE' TO fcode.
APPEND 'ORGI' TO fcode.
APPEND 'MKBL' TO fcode.
SET PF-STATUS 'ZULG' OF PROGRAM 'SAPLSVIM' EXCLUDING fcode.
ENDMODULE. " STATUS_9002 OUTPUT
from the standard program fetch the gui name like ZULG in my program
step of find
go to System " it will come at menu when you run your standard code
go to Status
clik that
chose GUI STATUS NAME
DOUBLE clik'
you will find the all function type code
now those you want to exclude
append them in FCODE like in my program
and use this stament
SET PF-STATUS 'ZULG' OF PROGRAM 'SAPLSVIM' EXCLUDING fcode
hope it will help you
Thanks
Arun kayal
‎2009 Feb 04 7:12 AM
Hi,
You have to first copy the Standard PF Status to a PF Status from SE41.
For Standard ALV PF-Status:-
Program Name- SAPLKKBL
Status:- STANDARD.
Then Inside the PF Status. Click On the green icon beside Application toolbar.-->Hide All
The call the PF status in your report.
Regards
sandipan
‎2009 Feb 04 8:12 AM