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submit EXPORTING LIST TO MEMORY and return

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Hello,

I need to use submit to run CN43N.

I use:

SPAN { font-family: "Courier New"; font-size: 10pt; color: #000000; background: #FFFFFF; } .L0S52 { color: #0000FF; } .L0S55 { color: #800080; } .L0S70 { color: #808080; }

SUBMIT (iv_progname) USING SELECTION-SET iv_variant
EXPORTING LIST TO MEMORY AND RETURN.

Actually when I use above submit, the out is displaying immediately after submit was executed. It should not happen. All data should be stored in memory...

What's more, I used it in 'old' tcodes e.g. CJI3 and it works properly, but problem occurs in tcodes with 'N'.

Any ideas how to submit 'N' tcodes into memory?

Hello,

I need to use submit to run CN43N.

I use:

SPAN { font-family: "Courier New"; font-size: 10pt; color: #000000; background: #FFFFFF; } .L0S52 { color: #0000FF; } .L0S55 { color: #800080; } .L0S70 { color: #808080; }

SUBMIT (iv_progname) USING SELECTION-SET iv_variant
EXPORTING LIST TO MEMORY AND RETURN.

Actually when I use above submit, the out is displaying immediately after submit was executed. It should not happen. All data should be stored in memory...

What's more, I used it in 'old' tcodes e.g. CJI3 and it works properly, but problem occurs in tcodes with 'N'.

Any ideas how to submit 'N' tcodes into memory?

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Former Member
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And Progname is not a tcode....

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RaymondGiuseppi
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Those (PS) reports nowadays use ALV (for quite some period of time) So you may consider using class cl_salv_bs_runtime_info to prevent ALV display and get the internal table data (and layout)

NB: The good old CJI3 too use ALV so better use the class than getting a spool and hope users didn't/won't change your default expected variant...