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Table Controls in BDC

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Hi Team,

While handling Table controls in BDC(Call transaction), how do u ensure your code works Globally.

As screen Resolution may vary from system to system and

While building the logic we cannot fix the number of rows

is 14 or XXX.

After certain number of rows the logic should be done in such a way it should be scrolled down.

Please let me know Regarding this.

Thanks.

BestRegards,

S.Anilkumar

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former_member673464
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hi,

In call transaction we have option for making number of rows fixed by using the key word 'Default'. At the time of recording you have to select the default from the drop-down for particular transaction.

Regards,

Veeresh

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former_member70391
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Hi Anil,

There are so many examples in SDN. It is always a good practise to pass the index for each line item in the table control..

For example If you are creating a sales order via BDC then for line items of sales order a index will be created where you should increment the index by 1 also if any create button available in the line items then after entering first record press create button again so that again index will be 1 becoz already entered data will move up.

Few examples,

Thanks & Regards,

Nagaraj Kalbavi

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Hi,

' If you are using record method for table control there we have a button called 'Insert' or 'Add' which increment the index by 1.This button takes care of every thing.If you are doing BDC without recording, you have to increment the line item index by 1.

Thanks,

Phani Diwakar.

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Hi ,

you can use CTU_PARAMS .By using this you can set screen resolution for default value.

Thanks,

Mohan .