What's the coolest, slickest way to present multiple ALV reports?

Question

Greetings and good day, everyone.
Okay, I'm working on an update program, and the users have identified at least three different reports they would like coming out of this thing.  One report is a list of transactions that fail internal logic checking, the second report is a list of transactions that pass internal logic checking but fail to update via a BAPI, and a third report is a list of transactions that pass checks and process correctly (i.e. update the database) via the BAPI.
At first, still being a newbie, I was wondering how I was going to create multiple ALV reports.  I know I could do this using the WRITE statement, writing each report one after the other, but they have asked for the ALV report so they can do all the ad-hoc manipulating, sorting, etc. that ALV provides.
I came up with these options:
1.  Instead of filling my single screen with the container control for an ALV report, as I usually do, this time I could put three containers on the screen.  However, I know that cramps space, and I don't know if they'll be able to adjust or move things around other than scrolling.
2.  Display a single ALV report on the screen, but have buttons somehow on the top that somehow take the user to other screens for the other reports.
3.  First give the user a screen with all the buttons for the reports.  They choose one, and the ALV report displays.  They can click back to return to this screen, then choose a different report.
Nobody else in the office has done anything like this yet using the ALV, so I've got a chance to break some new ground internally and do something slick.  Which option is best, and if so, do you have examples or general guidelines of how I do it?  I've not had dialog programming, although I do understand the concepts from VB/Delphi experience over 10 years ago.  I think I lean toward option 2, but I figured this couldn't be new ground in the SAP world and surely someone's done exactly this sort of thing.
Please help!  ALL helpful responses, as always, are awarded points!  Thanks so much!
Dave

Answer 1

Dave,
These are all good suggestions.  I would just remember to keep in mind when designing your report two different things.
1.  Can your program be run in foreground or background?  If it has to be run in background due to data volumes you will lose all interactive capabilities of ALV.  You might also not be able to do three different ALVs on the screen in background.
2.  I am not sure if I understand your option 3 but if you are talking about the user selecting the options before the load the data, they might have to attempt to load the data multiple times to get all of the report.
My recommendation ( I think somebody already mentioned this) is to have a single ALV with a column on your report that the user can then sort or filter by.  This way you are not limited to a program that has to be run in foreground. 
Chris