Text Editor - Saving in Z table

[Former Member]

Hi;

I have created a module pool program in which I need to call text editor.

I have created a custom container to implement a text editor.The version

I am using is 4.6b where I couldnt create a field longer than

255 field.In the text editor there is every possibilty that user will type more than

255 characters.Now I would like to save the data that is entered in this text editor in a 'z' table.

Please explain how should I do save it?If possible send me the code.

Thanx in advance.

[Former Member]

Hi;

I have created a module pool program in which I need to call text editor.

I have created a custom container to implement a text editor.The version

I am using is 4.6b where I couldnt create a field longer than

255 field.In the text editor there is every possibilty that user will type more than

255 characters.Now I would like to save the data that is entered in this text editor in a 'z' table.

Please explain how should I do save it?If possible send me the code.

Thanx in advance.

[Former Member]

Why you don't save it in Text Objects?.

You can see Text Objects in the transaction SE75.

FORM SAVE .

  DATA: w_header TYPE thead,
          t_tline TYPE TABLE OF tline,
          w_tline TYPE tline,
          t_texto TYPE TABLE OF char255,
          w_texto TYPE char255.



  CLEAR w_header.

  w_header-tdobject = 'ZYOBJECT'.
  w_header-tdid     = 'Z001'.
  w_header-tdname = '0001'.
  w_header-tdspras = sy-langu.
*



***** Get text of custom container

  CALL METHOD otxtarea_cabecera->get_text_as_r3table
*        EXPORTING
*          ONLY_WHEN_MODIFIED     = FALSE
        IMPORTING
          table                  = t_texto
*          IS_MODIFIED            =
        EXCEPTIONS
          error_dp               = 1
          error_cntl_call_method = 2
          error_dp_create        = 3
          potential_data_loss    = 4
          OTHERS                 = 5
             .
  IF sy-subrc <> 0.
*       MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
*                  WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
  ENDIF.




  LOOP AT t_texto INTO w_texto.
    w_tline-tdformat = '*'.
    w_tline-tdline = w_texto.
    APPEND w_tline TO t_tline .
  ENDLOOP.

* Save text
  CALL FUNCTION 'ZSAVE_TEXT'
    EXPORTING
      i_client          = sy-mandt
      i_header          = w_header
      i_savemode_direct = 'X'
    TABLES
      t_lines           = t_tline.

	  
endform.
	  
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

function zsave_text.
*"----------------------------------------------------------------------
*"*"Interfase local
*"  IMPORTING
*"     VALUE(I_CLIENT) LIKE  SY-MANDT DEFAULT SY-MANDT
*"     VALUE(I_HEADER) LIKE  THEAD STRUCTURE  THEAD
*"     VALUE(I_INSERT) TYPE  CHAR1 DEFAULT SPACE
*"     VALUE(I_SAVEMODE_DIRECT) TYPE  CHAR1 DEFAULT SPACE
*"     VALUE(I_OWNER_SPECIFIED) TYPE  CHAR1 DEFAULT SPACE
*"     VALUE(I_LOCAL_CAT) TYPE  CHAR1 DEFAULT SPACE
*"  EXPORTING
*"     VALUE(E_FUNCTION) TYPE  CHAR5
*"     VALUE(E_NEWHEADER) LIKE  THEAD STRUCTURE  THEAD
*"  TABLES
*"      T_LINES STRUCTURE  TLINE OPTIONAL
*"----------------------------------------------------------------------


  i_header-tdspras = sy-langu.

  call function 'SAVE_TEXT'
    exporting
      client	= i_client
      header  = i_header
      insert 	= i_insert
      savemode_direct = i_savemode_direct
      owner_specified = i_owner_specified
      local_cat = i_local_cat
    importing
      function  = e_function
      newheader = e_newheader
   tables
      lines = t_lines
   exceptions
      id = 1
      language = 2
      name = 3
      object = 4.

[Former Member]

Hi,

you could use a cluster Z-table for saving a text with more than 255 characters.

For saving the text use EXPORT parameter_list FROM wa TO DATABASE dbtab(ar) ID id.

For reading use IMPORT parameter_list FROM DATABASE dbtab(ar) TO wa ID id.

Cluster tables must consist of certain fields in a certain order. How to design cluster tables is described in the ABAP Reference. Just place your cursor on EXPORT and type F1 within SE80.

Hope this helps!

Regards

Mark-André

Edited by: Mark-André Kluck on Nov 13, 2008 9:05 PM

Edited by: Mark-André Kluck on Nov 13, 2008 9:06 PM