Draw graphics, circles

Hi Guys,
I ahve a question in ABAP using graphics.
can we draw a circle, rectangle(a box) , arrows in ABAP.
My requierment is, we have certain products which we need to link with arrows and there are group of products which I need to put into circle or rectangle.
plz suggest..
regards,
Nazeer

Hi Nazeer,
use given below code & try to understand. Test run on your server.
DATA: BEGIN OF TAB OCCURS 5,
      CLASS(10) TYPE C,
      VAL1(2) TYPE I,
      VAL2(2) TYPE I,
      VAL3(2) TYPE I,
      VAL4(2) TYPE I,
      VAL5(2) TYPE I,
      VAL6(2) TYPE I,
      END OF TAB.
DATA: BEGIN OF OPTTAB OCCURS 1,
        C(20),
      END OF OPTTAB.
MOVE: 'anik' TO TAB-CLASS,
      6 TO TAB-VAL1, 7 TO TAB-VAL2, 8 TO TAB-VAL3, 3 TO TAB-VAL4, 5 TO TAB-VAL5, 6 TO TAB-VAL6.
APPEND TAB.
CLEAR TAB.
MOVE: 'narendra' TO TAB-CLASS,
      15 TO TAB-VAL1, 10 TO TAB-VAL2, 18 TO TAB-VAL3, 3 TO TAB-VAL4, 5 TO TAB-VAL5, 6 TO TAB-VAL6 .
APPEND TAB.
CLEAR TAB.
MOVE: 'gaurav' TO TAB-CLASS,
      17 TO TAB-VAL1, 11 TO TAB-VAL2, 20 TO TAB-VAL3, 3 TO TAB-VAL4, 5 TO TAB-VAL5, 6 TO TAB-VAL6.
APPEND TAB.
CLEAR TAB.
MOVE: 'Kushagra' TO TAB-CLASS,
      10 TO TAB-VAL1, 12 TO TAB-VAL2, 15 TO TAB-VAL3, 3 TO TAB-VAL4, 5 TO TAB-VAL5, 6 TO TAB-VAL6.
APPEND TAB.
OPTTAB = 'FIFRST = 3D'.     APPEND OPTTAB.
OPTTAB = 'P2TYPE = TO'.     APPEND OPTTAB.
OPTTAB = 'P3TYPE = PY'.     APPEND OPTTAB.
OPTTAB = 'P3CTYP = RO'.     APPEND OPTTAB.
OPTTAB = 'TISIZE = 5'.      APPEND OPTTAB.
OPTTAB = 'CLBACK = X'.      APPEND OPTTAB.
*CALL FUNCTION 'GRAPH_MATRIX_3D'
    EXPORTING*
         COL1        = 'monday'*
         COL2        = 'tuesday'*
         COL3        = 'wednesday'*
         DIM2        = 'employees'*
         DIM1        = 'months'*
         TITL        = 'Comparison of Employee attendace in different months.'*
    TABLES*
         DATA        = TAB*
         OPTS        = OPTTAB*
    EXCEPTIONS*
         OTHERS      = 1.*
CALL FUNCTION 'GRAPH_MATRIX_3D'
EXPORTING
    COL1 = 'monday'
    COL2 = 'tuesday'
    COL3 = 'wednesday'
    COL4 = 'thursday'
    COL5 = 'friday'
    COL6 = 'saturday'
    DIM1 = 'week days'
    DIM2 = 'employees'
TABLES
    DATA = TAB
    OPTS = OPTTAB.
LEAVE PROGRAM.
I hope it will help u a lot.
Regards,
Narendra

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