Open dialog box full screen

Hi,
   I open a dialog box using the following:
      CALL METHOD lo_fpm->OPEN_DIALOG_BOX
        EXPORTING
          IV_DIALOG_BOX_ID = 'SEARCH_XX'.
I want to know how this dialog box can opened in full screen mode.
Thanks,
Rohit.

Hi Rohit,
There is no option provided by FPM to specify the full screen mode. By default it accomdates with the size of the UIBB added to the Dialog.
Thanks
Senthil Basuva Raj

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> >
> > Steve
> > --

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