class method oops alv grid display error

[pashasapcha]

with regards to oops, I have declared 3 methods inside class definition.

1. getdata

2. display

3. handle_hotspot_click

in get data method the code is as below.

You can see I have called display inside method getdata.

in the method display I have called screen 200. (to display alv grid).The pbo of the screen 200 is to display alv grid.

I have given types and data declaration is protected section of the class.

after the start of selection, I am calling method using object (instance method).

As all the methods are inside the same class, Ideally , I should not face any issue in accessing the data.

But it is showing the internal table as unknown.

can some one suggest me why it is throwing error as I am working in the same class methods ?

[roberto_forti]

Hi Mohammad Pasha

Think about coding using the class: cl_salv_table=>factory(...)

Robert

[Sandra_Rossi]

Based on the code you have posted, nowhere you have defined LT_FINAL hence the error.

Maybe you are using Ctrl+F3 (activate current include) to activate your code instead of Ctrl+F7 (activate all includes).

[pashasapcha]

DATA : user_cont TYPE REF TO cl_gui_custom_container,
user_grid TYPE REF TO cl_gui_alv_grid.
Data : gs_layout type LVC_S_LAYO.
data : LT_FCAT type LVC_T_FCAT,
LS_FCAT LIKE LINE OF LT_FCAT.

SELECTION-SCREEN : BEGIN OF BLOCK b1 WITH FRAME title t1.

SELECT-OPTIONS : so_bname FOR lv_bname.
SELECT-OPTIONS : so_date FOR lv_date.
SELECT-OPTIONS : SO_uflag for lv_uflag.
SELECTION-SCREEN : END OF BLOCK b1.

SELECTION-SCREEN : BEGIN OF BLOCK B2 with frame title t2.

PARAMETERS : R1 RADIOBUTTON GROUP RG1 DEFAULT 'X',
R2 RADIOBUTTON GROUP RG1,
R3 RADIOBUTTON GROUP RG1,
R4 RADIOBUTTON GROUP RG1.
SELECTION-SCREEN : END OF BLOCK B2.

SELECTION-SCREEN : BEGIN OF BLOCK B3 WITH FRAME TITLE T3.
PARAMETERS: P_FILE TYPE RLGRAP-FILENAME.
SELECTION-SCREEN : END OF BLOCK B3." WITH FRAME TITLE T3.



CLASS lcl_user DEFINITION.
PUBLIC SECTION.

METHODS :getdata,
display,
handle_hotspot_click FOR EVENT hotspot_click OF cl_gui_alv_grid IMPORTING e_row_id.


PROTECTED SECTION.
DATA : lv_date TYPE usr02-trdat,
lv_bname type usr02-bname,
lv_uflag type usr02-uflag.

TYPES : BEGIN OF ty_final,

bname TYPE usr02-bname,
CLASS TYPE usr02-class,
GLTGV type usr02-gltgv,
GLTGB TYPE USR02-GLTGB,
uflag TYPE usr02-uflag,
uflag_des TYPE CHAR100,
aname TYPE usr02-aname,
erdat TYPE usr02-erdat,
trdat TYPE usr02-trdat,
ltime TYPE usr02-ltime,
name_first TYPE user_addr-name_first,
name_last TYPE user_addr-name_last,
name_textc TYPE user_addr-name_textc,
tel_extens TYPE user_addr-tel_extens,
roomnumber TYPE user_addr-roomnumber,
department TYPE user_addr-department,
END OF ty_final.

DATA : lt_final TYPE TABLE OF ty_final,
ls_final TYPE ty_final.
"***************************************************************

TYPES : BEGIN OF ty_final1,
bname TYPE usr02-bname,
CLASS TYPE usr02-class,
GLTGV type usr02-gltgv,
GLTGB TYPE USR02-GLTGB,
uflag TYPE usr02-uflag,

aname TYPE usr02-aname,
erdat TYPE usr02-erdat,
trdat TYPE usr02-trdat,
ltime TYPE usr02-ltime,
name_first TYPE user_addr-name_first,
name_last TYPE user_addr-name_last,
name_textc TYPE user_addr-name_textc,
tel_extens TYPE user_addr-tel_extens,
roomnumber TYPE user_addr-roomnumber,
department TYPE user_addr-department,
END OF ty_final1.
DATA : lt_final1 TYPE TABLE OF ty_final1,
ls_final1 TYPE ty_final1.




TYPES:
BEGIN OF ty_data,
uflag TYPE xuuflag,
* uflag_descr TYPE c LENGTH 60,
END OF ty_data.

TYPES tt_data TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF ty_data WITH DEFAULT KEY.
ENDCLASS.

Every thing was working fine as long as I kept the above types and data declarations outside the class.As I am using the oops abap, so I was planning to make the method public and its types and data declarations under protected section.

[FredericGirod]

You have declare something in the protected section of a class and you expect to be access from a MODULE of a Dynpro ?

First of all, WHY did you try to declare this in the class and why in the protected section ?

Why do you put ":" after statement METHOD ?

Why do you use local class ?

Why do you use old method statement : CREATE OBJECT blabla. ==> blabla = new class( importing_param = 'toto' ).

So.

in a program, the data declared before the local class definition could be accessed by anybody.

The data declare in the public section of a local class, could be accessed by the program through an instance of a class.

The data declare in the protected section of a local class, could be accessed only by a LOCAL FRIEND of the local class (pretty sure you don't want that).

Fred