Is it Possible to change Maintenance view Structure SALV

Hi,
In Maintenance View is it possible to change POP UP field display. In maintenance view we have 'Position' button ,when clicked on that the key fields of the Table used in the maintenance view is displayed ,is there any possibilities to restict the field display from 3 to 2.
POP-UP is called when ' POSITION ' is clicked . POPUP_GET_VALUES_USER_HELP is the FM called . Is it possible to make changes to the structure SALV.
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With Thanks,
dina.

How can it become 120 all of a sudden? Afterall, it is from the table that you are selecting.
Please explaing in details what your problem is.
I don't understand what is happening here.
CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW MYVIEW
(ITEM_CODE ,
SHIP_TO_CODE,
ON_ORDERS,
REQ_DELIVERY_DATE,
PO_LINE_NO)
AS
(SELECT
decode(instr(item_code, '.', -1),
length(item_code),
substr(item_code, 1, length(item_code)-1),item_code) as item_code,
    SHIP_TO_CODE,
    ON_ORDERS,
    ORDER_DATE,
    CUSTOMER_PO_NUM
FROM T407_CUST_PO_DTL T407,
     (SELECT SHIP_TO_ID,
        SHIP_FROM_ID,
        POHD_ID,
        CUSTOMER_PO_NUM,
        ORDER_DATE
     FROM T406_CUST_PO_HDR) T406,
     (SELECT decode(ON_ORDER_OVERRIDE,'-99999',ON_ORDER,NULL,ON_ORDER,ON_ORDER_OVERRIDE) as on_orders,
             cust_product_id,
             order_gen_date
      FROM T401_ORDER_GEN) T401,
     (select ship_to_code,
             ship_to_id
      from t306_ship_to) t306,
     (select ship_from_code,
             ship_from_id
      from t208_ship_from) t208
WHERE t407.pohd_id = t406.pohd_id
and t407.customer_product_id = t401.cust_product_id
and t406.order_date = t401.order_gen_date
and t406.ship_to_id = t306.ship_to_id
and t406.ship_from_id = t208.ship_from_id
);You could've just used RTRIM(ITEM_CODE, '.')
Cheers
Sarma.

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