‎2006 Jul 18 11:26 AM
hi frnds,
i have generated a table control for a custom table. and in the flow logic i have added a module. but this module is not getting triggered. even in the debug mode i dont see the module i have added.
points assured to all replies.
regards,
Madan.
‎2006 Jul 18 12:21 PM
hi madan.
may be u hv not activated ur program completely.
or may be u have not given the module at proper place.
Check this.
Naveen
‎2006 Jul 18 11:27 AM
‎2006 Jul 18 11:28 AM
Can you provide more details regarding the problem?
and also check if the include in which the code is written is activated, and try placing a break point in it.
‎2006 Jul 18 11:31 AM
hi..
i have activated everything. The screen is also activated.
can u tell me how i add code to the screen maintainence generated from SE11 for a custom table ?
regards,
Madan.....
‎2006 Jul 18 11:39 AM
Hello,
In table maintainance screen of the database table, Enviorment > modification > events.
Here you have to specify your forms and trigger event.
Regards,
Naimesh
‎2006 Jul 18 12:04 PM
‎2006 Jul 18 12:16 PM
Hi Madan,
You just check that in PBO your module is on which position is it on before module_100 output, because when you create a table control with wizart there is a module automatically come if initial because of it when your loop run first run the table control is not getting value so first fetch data on selecting or you just comment this module or before it fetch data.
Reward if it help you.
ankur Garg.
Message was edited by: Ankur Garg
‎2006 Jul 18 12:21 PM
hi,
it is not created by module pool, but by table generator from SE11 itself.
regds..
‎2006 Jul 18 12:21 PM
hi madan.
may be u hv not activated ur program completely.
or may be u have not given the module at proper place.
Check this.
Naveen
‎2006 Jul 18 12:39 PM
Hi,
1. Go to transaction SE54
2. Specify your table name
3. From the Menu > Environments>Events
4. Press "New Entries" button in the next screen
5. Press F4 in the first column
6. Select the event like ..example
02 - After saving the data in the database
7. Specify the perform in the next cell
Note: This perform you should have created under
the Function Group. This function group is
nothing but the FG created while creating
Table Maintenence Generator.
8. Now in this perform you can write the code to populate
the values according to your requirement.
9. To test keep a break point and check.
Regs,
Venkat Ramanan