2017 Jul 31 9:39 AM
in my program i made a write output system that summarizing the total sales in every month. My question is, why is this happening that the default back button of the system is not functioning? when i edit it again i just go to /nse38 to display the program. do you have any idea what is happening in my system or program?
2017 Jul 31 9:44 AM
Hi Jumil,
Have you checked the GUI Status of your program? It is possible that you have inputted wrong status or you did not activate it.
2017 Aug 01 1:47 AM
2017 Aug 01 2:40 AM
Hi Jumil,
Open your program in SE38 then click the icon of Display Object List (CTRL+SHIFT+F5) then a window panes will display on the left side you will see all the objects of your program there and find the GUI Status folder.
If it is not there then that is a possible issue that why your back button is not working. just search it in google how to set it up.
2017 Aug 01 8:23 AM
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2017 Aug 01 8:32 AM
2017 Aug 01 8:46 AM
Hi Jumil,
Go to Gui Status ( which located in Display Object list ). Check if there's any object there, double click then save it and activate it, once done try if its working.
IF still not working then there is something wrong with your Gui Status. You have 2 options create a status or copy from other program . you can check TX SE41.
2017 Aug 01 1:34 PM
20858 lines ????????
I think you need to rethink your program!
What does it do?
2017 Aug 01 8:15 AM
He said it's a 'write output'. If that is the case it's a standard report and the gui should be there automatically. Is there a 'SET PF-STATUS' in your code anywhere ?
2017 Aug 01 8:33 AM
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2017 Aug 04 6:39 AM
Hmm, there can be good reasons for having self-defined GUI status for lists. Since it seems that the OP does not know too much about ABAP, such actions might lead to other unwanted effects.
2017 Aug 04 7:57 AM
True, but if it truly is his program ("in my program i made a write output system"), written with the level of knowledge displayed it probably doesn't do too much....
2017 Aug 01 10:42 AM