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Fetching the standard text using Read_Text

Former Member
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Hi,

I have to fetch standard text using Read_text fm

with id:002 name, vbak-vbeln,text:vbbk,Language:Nast-spras

for that I have wrote the code as

DATA: I_LINE LIKE STANDARD TABLE OF TLINE WITH HEADER LINE,

ID like THEAD-TDID,

TNAME LIKE THEAD-TDNAME,

TDOBJECT like THEAD-TDOBJECT.

ID = '0002'.

TNAME = P_VBELN.

TDOBJECT = 'VBBK'.

CALL FUNCTION 'READ_TEXT'

EXPORTING

id = ID

language =

name = TNAME

object = TDOBJECT

TABLES

lines = I_LINE.

READ TABLE I_LINE.

IF SY-SUBRC = 0.

I_TEXT-V_TEXT = I_LINE-TDLINE.

ENDIF.

WRITE:/ i_text-v_text.

But, I am not understanding how to relate and access language from 'Nast" table

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Sandra_Rossi
Active Contributor
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Hi,

I try to guess. You are developing a sapscript form or smart form, and it is called via correspondence (output type).

So, the NAST info is passed implicitly by declaring

TABLES nast

in the top of your program. That makes it share a common memory filled by the calling program.

Sandra

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Sandra_Rossi
Active Contributor
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Hi,

I try to guess. You are developing a sapscript form or smart form, and it is called via correspondence (output type).

So, the NAST info is passed implicitly by declaring

TABLES nast

in the top of your program. That makes it share a common memory filled by the calling program.

Sandra

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Hi Sandra Rossi ,

Your guess is correct, I am developing a smartform for displaying contract details in SD.

I couldn't understand the solution that u have replied,Can u plzz elaborate it more.

Thanks

Kangarun.

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Hi

The driven program where you smartform is called should have just the NAST record, this should be moved to your smartforms, so the language can be got out from current NAST record.

Max

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Just make sure TABLES nast statement is in your program, you'll see that NAST has automatically values assigned. For more information, read the ABAP documentation about "interface work area" (and TABLES statement).

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Hi Max,

then what i have to specify that for "language" parameter in "READ_TEXT' FM

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Hi

Yes I've understood it

But the language has to be from the message you're printing

The message data are in the NAST so the language too.

What I mean your print is managed by a message type?

Max

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TABLES nast.
...
CALL FUNCTION 'READ_TEXT'
EXPORTING
id = ID
language = nast-spras "<====== leave it unchanged
name = TNAME
object = TDOBJECT
TABLES
lines = I_LINE.

former_member320332
Contributor
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Hi KangAruN,

I guess you are not sure about how data is getting populated in NAST.If this is the

case you can refer below reply

If you have configured your form triggering by output types via NACE tcode then

you will get the Message Status in NAST. To access this data just declare it using

tables in your program and use it.

Thanks,

Pawan

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Hi

are you displaying this data in smartform output? If yes, then have a look into this standard SF /SMB40/SDCON_A.

Use general attributes, then type Include Text and pass the below details:

Text Name &<FS>-TDNAME&

Text Object VBBP

Text ID 0002

Language

Std paragraph T2

First paragraph

Shiva

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Thanks all for ur help in solving this issue.