Display an icon with pushbutton

Hi all,
i am using a simple pushbutton on the application bar , now i also want to display an icon on it.
how can i achieve this?

Hi,
set the pf-status and then create the object.
SET PF-STATUS 'ABC'.
When you enter the GUI screen go to the application bar.
later in the double click the text which you wrote in the application bar item you have an option
Icon name
check the icon you need through F4 help and select the necessary icon you want to display.
regards
sarves

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