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to delete/insert in itab

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Hi,

How to delete or insert in itab (in table control) by marking a particular row?

At the same time the database should be updated with the operation done.

Thanks,

Mohan

Hi,

How to delete or insert in itab (in table control) by marking a particular row?

At the same time the database should be updated with the operation done.

Thanks,

Mohan

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Former Member
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Mohan,

same as you done in reports.

for more info just use F1 help on insert delete update command from se38.

you will come to know.

Amit.

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Former Member
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check this program : DEMO_DYNPRO_TABCONT_LOOP_AT.

hope it will make you better understandable.

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valter_oliveira
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Hello.

First your table control must have a mark column. For that create in the structure of itab a field TYPE char1 (named MARK for example) and then in table control parameters, select it to the mark field.

Then, in the screen layout, create a button delete row and assign a function code to it (DEL for example).

After that, in PAI of that screen, USER-COMMAND module, make a statement like:


CASE ok_code.
...
  WHEN 'DEL'.
    perform del_row.
...
ENDCASE.

Create your form with something LIKE.


FORM del_row.
  LOOP AT itab INTO wa WHERE mark EQ 'X'.
    DELETE ztable WHERE field = wa-field.
  ENDLOOP.
  DELETE itab WHERE mark EQ 'X'.
ENDFORM.

Also, don't forget that to the mark fields became marked after a enter (for example), must be passed to itab in PAI too, like.


LOOP.
  FIELD: wa-mark MODULE mark ON REQUEST.
ENDLOOP.

Create your module with something LIKE.


MODULE mark INPUT.
  modify itab from wa TRANSPORTING mark.
ENDMODULE.

Regards.

Valter Oliveira.