Need to process PBO and PAI without waiting for user command?

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I Module pool, the flow would be PBO >> PAI >> PBO >> PAI. After every PBO sap will wait for user input (waits for user to press some button..etc). I dont want to wait after PBO. Immediately after the PBO logic is executed PAI logic should start without waiting for user input.

I have tried using the below method at the end of PBO, but this did not work.

CALL METHOD cl_gui_cfw=>set_new_ok_code

EXPORTING

new_code = 'DUMMY'.

Can anyone tell me how to execute PBO and PAI continuously.

Regards,

Gautham

[Former Member]

there is an option

suppress

use it in PBO

[Former Member]

hi goutham.

i thimk we can't do y means in PAI screen it will work only when user will occur some events. then only it will execute that particular user-command..

<PAI>

case sy-ucomm

when '<user-command>'.

.

.

endcase.

regards

baskaran.

[Former Member]

Dont you want a screen to be displayed ?

If no..why not just make a normal executable program.

If yes, what will you do on that screen?

[varma_narayana]

hI Goutham..

In the PBO module of that Screen use this Statement.

SUPPRESS DIALOG.

This statement process the PBO and PAI without displaying the Screen to user.

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[Former Member]

Hi, Thanks for the response.

I have even tried using SUPPRESS DIALOG, but it will run the dialog in background. I want it in foreground.

I want the screen to be there. It is based on Tcode. Like for my module program there are 2 transaction say T1 and T2.

If i execute T1 then it should work as a normal dialog (wait for user input) and user will enter the required fields and execute the program.

When i execute T2 it should not wait for user Input, i will be populating the required fields in PBO . Hope everyone understood what i said.

Can we forcefully execute PAI. I tried using Suppress dialog. It didnot serve my purpose.

Regards,

Gautham

[Former Member]

Have you already solved this problem ?

If not, how about trying this ;

T1 - your normal process.

T2 - write an executable program which has a BDC of transaction T1.

will it help ?

Regards,

Srihari