| Task description
Solution | Sample code, images | Restrictions, R/3 Release, Sapgui version, GuiXT version |
| 9 Scrolling through a table On a screen with one or more tables you want to read all lines of one of the tables, not just its visible part .
Solution Use the commands “GetTableAttribute” and “Enter ScrollToLine=… Table=…” in order to scroll through the whole table. Example 1 The InputScript “ViewTable” downloads a table from screen to a file, scrolling through all lines. It also demonstrates how InputScripts can be written in a quite general manner. You can use it in a dynpro of your choice, specifying the table name and up to 4 column names as “using” parameters. Add more column names if needed, or your own logic for selecting a subset of the lines. For example, if you wish to download only the lines marked by the user, substitute the “AppendFile” statement by the following coding: ... // Line marked? … Example 2 The InputScript selects some material views in MM03 (SAP Rel. 4.6C). |  Example 1
Last update: October 14, 2002
Last update: August 3, 2003 | GuiXT version:
Example 1: 2002 Q4 1 and upwards Example 2: 2003 Q3 3 and upwards InputAssistant |