Delete record confirmation

Hi:
I am working with David Powers' "your first dynamic website" tutorial in preparation for an upcoming project.
With a delete record behavior, how does one add a "Are you sure you want to delete" message?
Thanks, Ned

Hi Santosh,
Confirmation for Delete Statement get from two fields
1. sy-subrc
2. sy-dbcnt
if sy-subrc eq 0, then the record was deleted. if sy-subrc eq 4, then the record was not found in database table.
sy-dbcnt gives the count of deleted records.
u can use of this fields for confirmation Purpose.
regards,
balakrishnan k

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    MQ100002     S002     09/01/2008     09/31/2008     56.00
    MQ100004     S003     09/01/2008     09/31/2008     47.00     
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    I have file with following records and i got these records into t_itab.
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    MQ100001     S001     09/01/2008     09/31/2008     55.00
    MQ100004     S002     09/01/2008     09/31/2008     56.00
    MQ100008     S003     09/01/2008     09/31/2008     57.00
    Now, I have BDC transaction in which table control screen which contains following structure.
    MQ100001     S001     09/01/2008     09/31/2008     55.00
    MQ100002     S002     09/01/2008     09/31/2008     56.00
    MQ100004     S003     09/01/2008     09/31/2008     47.00     
    MQ100005     S004     09/01/2008     09/31/2008     25.00
    MQ100006     S012     09/01/2008     09/31/2008     76.00
    MQ100007     S033     09/01/2008     09/31/2008     17.00
    MQ100008     S011     09/01/2008     09/31/2008     95.00
    MQ100009     S002     09/01/2008     09/31/2008     46.00
    I have recorded from SHDB in which first record will be delete.
    So, when i loop through t_itab,instead of deleting MQ100001,MQ100004 and MQ100008 from BDC screen,
    it is deleting MQ100001,MQ100002 and MQ100004 (first record for each process ).
    Which i don't want to.
    Is there any facility in BDC to put records on top which i want to delete?
    Please guide me.
    Regards,
    RH

    One option is to identify the table and find out the location as the number of row which should be deleted from the table and then in the bdc program instead of postioning the cursor on the row 1(using the statement perform bdc_cursor ....(01)), replace the 01 with the row number.
    Second option is that if a filter control is available for the table control, then filter the data each and every time with the material number to be deleted and then delete the first row.
    Regards
    Farzan

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