Addition of a new row in VO is not picked by EO.

Hi,
I have a page consisting of 2 table regions that fetch row data from a ParameterVO1 and ParameterVO2 ( 2 instances of same VO i.e. parameterVO).But, insertion of a row in ParameterVO1 doesn't make any change in no. of rows in paramterVO2.This may be happening because changes in ParameterVO1 is not reaching parameterEO.
Is there any way so that insertion of a row in VO updates EO too.
INSERION CODE:
Parameter1VOImpl paramVo1 = this.getParameter1VO1();
Parameter1VORowImpl row1 = (Parameter1VORowImpl)paramVo1.createRow();
row1.setName("TEST345");
row1.setType("HARDCODED");
row1.setServiceoperationid("Test20_Createtest20");
row1.setOperationid(operation);
row1.setParameterid(operation + "_TEST345");
paramVo1.insertRow(row1);
Regards,
Gyanendra Pandey

Hi Nibha,
Table maintenance generator screen is an automatically generated screen. You cannot to any changes in that and neither can you do the changes in the PBO and/or PAI.
You can do it but it will ask you for SAP key etc. So there's not need to do it that way.
What you could do is;
1. Go to the table maintenence generator from SE11, in Change Mode.
2. Click on change icon. The system will show the 'Change Generation Elements' screen where it sill ask you the resson
    for change.
3. Click on the New Field/Sec. table in struction (or whichever is appropriate/applicable in your case)
4. Press Ok (Tick sign).
5. Then it will show you the ''Change Generation Elements: Detail' screen.Here;
       => You will select the maintenance screen that you wish to change( Overview/Single).
       =>   And the Field Type. Whether it is a key field or normal field.
              Select which ever is applicable.
6. The system will then re-generate the screen for you and - You'll Smile! - that you got the answer!
Cheers!
Sanjiv

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The best suggestion I can give you is that you make sure management documents the name of the person that came up with that hair-brained requirement so they can be sufficiently punished in the future for the tremendous waste of human and database resources they caused for which they got virtually NOTHING in return.
I have seen many systems over the past 25+years that have added columns such as those: CREATED_DATE, CREATED_BY, MODIFIED_DATE, MODIFIED_BY.
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2     3443 SVQ
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COUNTER FLIGHT DESTINATION
1     1234 CDG
2     3443 SVQ
3
Thanks in advance!!!

There are two options.
1. Use the data_changed event to put in the values.
- Enable edit mode for the grid, so the row create/insert/copy icons appear on the toolbar.
- Create an event handler for the DATA_CHANGED event
- In this method, use attribute table er_data_changed->MT_INSERTED_ROWS to check for new rows, and then er_data_changed->modify_cell to put in the line number.
The problem is that if your counter field is set as non-editable, then you cannot put a value in...
2. implement your own add function.
- Add a button to the toolbar (implement methiod for event handle_toolbar)
- Create an event handler for event handle_user_command.
- In the handler method, add a row to the outtab table used by the grid (with the correct line number).
- CALL METHOD gr_grid->refresh_table_display to update the display with the additional line.
Regards
Michael

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