on 2022 Nov 02 7:18 AM
Request clarification before answering.
Hello Sadeek,
this is an easy one.
1. The Undo button is assigned (e.g. via OVP configuration) to an FPM event, say 'FPM_UNDO'
2. This event is raised, once the user presses the button in the running application
2. In the Feeder Class methods PROCESS_EVENT or GET_DATA, you can handle the event (-> ABAP constant CL_FPM_EVENT=>GC_EVENT_UNDO) with a corresponding application logic.
Best regards,
Simon
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Hello Shaik Sadeek,
in case you have logged the prior changes e.g. in a separate private internal table, you can undo all this in the data table after FPM_UNDO has been raised.
This is something that the FPM framework does not offer out of the box, instead the application developers have to code this by themselves.
Best regards,
Simon
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