List of ouputs in MM?

hi
Somebody can tel me common list of outputs in MM , that has to be developed in SAP.
And what are the configuration has to be done for the same with support of ABAp consultant.?????
Explain with more details in short ...
Thanks

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MM group wrote:
> hii
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> Apart from this , some thing has to be done in NACE transaction??
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> Explain steps ..
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> Thanks
NACE is transaction used for Output determination for Output control or message control.
check out these links:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/c8/1989fe43b111d1896f0000e8322d00/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/c8/198a1843b111d1896f0000e8322d00/frameset.htm
about NACE and output types
NAST is used for message status.
it is a system table.
it contains 82 fields.
NACE
You can track the form and the print program used for that form
The Tcode NACE is used to link the Standard SAP forms (SCRIPTFORM or SMARTFORM) or the customized form or the new form to its respective print programs. Also the output types, Form entry are linked with their forms and print programs. In short term, i can tell u that configuration or customization of forms to print programs, assigning output types, form entry to the forms are done using this Tcode.
NACE is used to create output type while creating the output type you will mention forms, and driver program.
that will be maintained in the table TNAPR.if you create the output type using NACE then it will be automatically visible in table NAST and TNAPR.
so check in NAST, TNAPR table
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/c8/1989fe43b111d1896f0000e8322d00/frameset.htm
Condition records in NACE?
and
NACE is used for message control customizing.
Take a look at the following link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/c8/198a1843b111d1896f0000e8322d00/frameset.htm
and also
NACE is used for message control customizing.
Take a look at the following link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/c8/198a1843b111d1896f0000e8322d00/frameset.htm

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WRITE - Formatting options
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... MM/DD/YY
... DD/MM/YYYY
... MM/DD/YYYY
... DDMMYY
... MMDDYY
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... DECIMALS d
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... UNIT u
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Option
... NO-ZERO
Effect
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Option
... NO-SIGN
Effect
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Option
... NO GROUPING
Effect
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Option
... DD/MM/YY
Option
... MM/DD/YY
Effect
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Option
... DD/MM/YYYY
Option
... MM/DD/YYYY
Effect
If f is a date field (type D), the date is output with a 4-character year as specified in the user's master record. Both of these formatting options have the same value.
Option
... DDMMYY
Option
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Effect
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Effect
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Effect
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Option
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Effect
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Effect of different DECIMALS specifications:
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 Y TYPE F VALUE '125.456E2'.
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 /X DECIMALS 2, "output: 1.27
 /X DECIMALS 5, "output: 1.26700
 /Y DECIMALS 1, "output: 1.3E+04
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... ROUND r
Effect
Scaled output of a field of type P.
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For further information about the interaction between the formatting options CURRENCY and DECIMALS, see the notes below.
Example
Effect of different ROUND specifications:
DATA: X TYPE P DECIMALS 2 VALUE '12493.97'.
WRITE: /X ROUND -2, "output: 1,249,397.00
 /X ROUND 0, "output: 12,493.97
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Option
... UNIT u
Effect
Formats a value according to the unit specified in the field u.
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If f has more places after the decimal point than determined in u, the output value will only have the number of decimal places determined by u, unless the operation truncates digits other than zero.
If f has fewer places after the decimal point than determined by u, the option has no effect.
The contents of u are used as a unit in the table T006, but if there is no entry, the formatting option has no effect.
The field f which is to be output must have the type P. This option is used for table fields which have the Dictionary type QUAN, or for fields defined with reference to such fields ( DATA ... LIKE ...).
This formatting option excludes the options DECIMALS and ROUND.
Example
Suppose the unit 'STD' has 3 decimals
DATA HOUR TYPE P DECIMALS 3 VALUE '1.200'.
WRITE (6) HOUR UNIT 'STD'. "output: 1,2
HOUR = '1.230'.
WRITE (6) HOUR UNIT 'STD'. "output: 1,230
Option
... TIME ZONE tz
Effect
Outputs f as a time stamp with reference to time zone tz.
f must have type P(8) (short form) or type P(11) with 7 decimal places (long form). tz must have type C(6). You can specify the type exactly by using DATA ... LIKE ... with reference to the appropriate elements of the structure TZONREF in the ABAP Dictionary.
It is assumed that the time stamp f is in UTC time (see GET TIME STAMP FIELD f). The system then uses the time zone tz to determine the difference from UTC time and converts the time stamp. If tz has the initial value ' ', the time stamp is output in UTC time
Outputting a time stamp in long form requires 27 characters, the short form requires 19. The date (corresponding to a date output with length 10) is formatted according to the setting in the user master record. There is a space between date and time. In the time part (corresponding to a time output with length 8), the system inserts ':' as a separator. If you output a time stamp in its long form, the system separates seconds and fractions of seconds using a comma. If you use an output length shorter than the default, all separators in both the time and date parts are omitted. If the time stamp is still too long, the system omits the spaces between the date and the time. After this, the output is truncated from the right-hand end. If you specify a date formatting option that uses separators, these are not suppressed, even when you shorten the output.
If the time stamp f is inconsistent, or the system cannot find the time zone tz, it places a '*' as the first character of the output. The time stamp f is then output without taking the time zone into account (in other words, as UTC time). The output is shifted one character to the right, and the last character is omitted.
If time zone tz does not exist, you may need to create (or recreate) it in table TTZZ.
You may not use the TIME ZONE option with CURRENCY, DECIMALS, EXPONENT, NO-SIGN, NO-GROUPING, NO-ZERO, ROUND or UNIT.
Example
Effect of the TIME ZONE option:
DATA: S_TST TYPE timestamp,
 L_TST TYPE timestampl.
SET COUNTRY 'US'.
GET TIME STAMP FIELD S_TST. " S_TST = 19971224111245
GET TIME STAMP FIELD L_TST. " L_TST = 19971224111245,1234567
WRITE: S_TST TIME ZONE 'UTC+12', " 12/24/1997 23:12:45
 /, L_TST TIME ZONE 'UTC+12', " 12/24/1997 23:12:45,1234567
 /, (18) S_TST TIME ZONE 'UTC+12', " 24121997 231245
 /, (26) L_TST TIME ZONE 'UTC+12', " 24121997 231245,1234567
 /, S_TST TIME ZONE 'UTC+12' DD/MM/YY, " 12/24/97 23:12:45
 /, S_TST TIME ZONE 'no tz ' DD/MM/YY. " *12/24/97 11:12:4
Option
... EXPONENT e
Effect
The field e defines a fixed exponent for a floating point number (type F). The mantissa is adjusted to the exponent by moving the decimal point and padding with zeros. With EXPONENT 0, the exponent specification is suppressed.
However, if the output length is too short to accommodate all digits before the decimal point, the standard output format is used.
Example
Effect of different EXPONENT specifications:
DATA: X TYPE P VALUE '123456789E2'.
WRITE: /X EXPONENT 0, "output: 12345678900,000000
 /X(10) EXPONENT 0, "output: 1,235E+10
 /X EXPONENT 3, "output: 12345678,90000000E+03
 /Y EXPONENT -3, "output: 12345678900000,00E-03
 /Y EXPONENT 9, "output: 12,34567890000000E+09
 /Y EXPONENT 2
 /Y DECIMALS 4. "output: 123456789,0000E+02
Option
... USING EDIT MASK mask
Effect
Outputs f according to the formatting template mask.
Without this addition, f is output in the standard format for that particular type or with a format defined in the ABAP Dictionary. The addition allows you to define a different format.
You can specify the formatting template as follows:
'_'represents one character of the field f
or one digit with type P or I
'V'only with fields of type P or I:
output of leading sign
'LL'at beginning of template:
left justify (standard)
'RR'at beginning of template:
right justify
'==conv'perform output conversion conv
':', ...separator
(all other characters)
When formatting, the characters '_' in the template are replaced from the left ( 'LL') or from the right ('RR') by the characters or digits (type P or I) of the field f.
Notes
When using a template, you must specify the an explicit output length because otherwise the implicit output length of the field f is used. Usually, the template is longer than the implicit output length.
If the leading sign is to be output with a field of type P or I, you must specify the wildcard character V at the desired place. If this character does not appear in the template, no leading sign will be output if the value of f is negative.
When formatting a field of type P with decimal places, the value is not aligned with a character in the template representing the decimal point (either a period or a comma). If you want to have this character in the output, you must insert it in the correct position in the template and define the formatting from the right. If there is no character for the decimal point in the template, no such character is output.
Fields of type F are first converted to the standard format and the resulting sequence is then copied to the template in the case of a field of type C.
You implement the user-specific conversion conv with a function module called CONVERSION_EXIT_conv_OUTPUT, e.g. CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_OUTPUT for the conversion of numeric values with leading zeros to a format without leading zeros for type C fields. If a Dictionary field is output and the domain of that field defines a conversion routine, this is executed automatically. For a description of the conversion, refer to the documentation of the appropriate function module.
Example
Formatted output of the time:
DATA TIME TYPE T VALUE '154633'.
WRITE (8) TIME USING EDIT MASK '__:__:__'. "Output: 15:46:33
If the output length "(8)" was not specified here, the output would be "15:46:" because the implicit output length for the type T is 6.
Option
... USING NO EDIT MASK
Effect
Switches off a conversion routine specified in the ABAP Dictionary.
Option
... UNDER g
Effect
Output of the field f begins at the column from which the field g was output. If this happens in the same output line, the output of the field g is overwritten.
Note
After UNDER, the field g must be written exactly as the reference field in the previous WRITE statement, i.e. with an offset and length if necessary. The exception to this rule is if g is a text symbol. In this case, the reference field is determined by the number of the text symbol (not by the text stored there).
Example
Align output to the reference fields:
FIELD-SYMBOLS <FNAME>.
ASSIGN 'First Name' TO <FNAME>.
WRITE: /3 'Name'(001), 15 <FNAME>, 30 'RoomNo', 40 'Age'(002).
WRITE: / 'Peterson' UNDER 'Name'(001),
 'Ron' UNDER <FNAME>,
 '5.1' UNDER 'RoomNo',
 (5) 24 UNDER TEXT-002.
This produces the following output (numbers appear right-justified in their output fields!):
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Option
... NO-GAP
Effect
Suppresses the blank after the field f. Fields output one after the other are then displayed without gaps.
Example
Output several literals without gaps:
WRITE: 'A' NO-GAP, 'B' NO-GAP, 'C'. "Output: ABC
If NO-GAP was not specified here, the output would have been "A B C" because one blank is always implicitly generated between consecutive output fields.
Option
... LEFT-JUSTIFIED
... CENTERED
... RIGHT-JUSTIFIED
Effect
Left-justified, centered or right-justified output.
For number fields (types I, P and F), RIGHT-JUSTIFIED is the standard output format, but LEFT-JUSTIFIED is used for all other types, as well as for templates.
Examples
Output to a list (WRITE):
DATA: FIELD(10) VALUE 'abcde'.
WRITE: / '|' NO-GAP, FIELD LEFT-JUSTIFIED NO-GAP, '|',
 / '|' NO-GAP, FIELD CENTERED NO-GAP, '|',
 / '|' NO-GAP, FIELD RIGHT-JUSTIFIED NO-GAP, '|'.
Output: |abcde |
 | abcde |
 | abcde|
Formatting in a program field (WRITE...TO...)
DATA: TARGET_FIELD1(10),
 TARGET_FIELD2 LIKE TARGET-FIELD1,
 TARGET_FIELD3 LIKE TARGET-FIELD1.
WRITE: '123' LEFT-JUSTIFIED TO TARGET-FIELD1,
 '456' CENTERED TO TARGET-FIELD2,
 '789' RIGHT-JUSTIFIED TO TARGET-FIELD3.
WRITE: / '|' NO-GAP, TARGET_FIELD1 NO-GAP, '|',
/ '|' NO-GAP, TARGET-FIELD2 NO-GAP, '|',
/ '|' NO-GAP, TARGET_FIELD3 NO-GAP, '|'.
Output: |123 |
| 456 |
| 789|
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Setting date format und decimal character
Every user can specify in his/her master record (User defaults) how the date is to be formatted on output and whether the decimal character should be a comma or a period. You can also set these output parameters for a particular program by using the statement SET COUNTRY.
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Specifying several formatting options
You can use the additions of the first group (NO-ZERO, NO-SIGN, DD/MM/YY etc., CURRENCY, DECIMALS, ROUND, EXPONENT) simultaneously, provided it makes sense. You can combine the additions UNDER and NO-GAP with all other additions in any permutation; however, they are not taken into account until the field f has been formatted according to all the other options.
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If you want to format a field using a special conversion routine , all the other additions (apart from UNDER and NO-GAP) are ignored. This also applies if the conversion routine is not explicitly specified, but comes from the ABAP Dictionary.
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If DECIMALS is not specified, d = c applies.
You read this formula in the following manner:
The field price is supposed to be of ABAP type P (or I); it contains a currency amount. The CURRENCY specification expresses how many decimal places price is to have and may differ from the definition of price (the decimal point is not stored internally, but comes from the type attributes of price). Normally, price is output with as many decimal places as the field has internally according to the type attributes or the CURRENCY specification. You can override this number of output decimal places with DECIMALS. The addition ROUND addition moves the decimal point r places to the left, if r is positive, otherwise to the right. This means that a $ amount is output with ROUND 3 in the unit 1000 $.
According to the above formula, there can also be a "negative" rounding factor; then, the corresponding number of zeros is appended to the amount price on the right using the "rounding factor". However, the value of "rounding factor" must be at least equal to -14.
Currency fields and DATA with DECIMALS
If the field price is normally formatted with decimal places (e.g. fields for currency amounts), these are treated like a CURRENCY specification when rounding, if CURRENCY was not expressly specified.
If present, the DECIMALS specification defines how many decimal places are to be output after rounding.
If the DECIMALS and the (explicit or implicit) CURRENCY specifications are different, rounding takes place according to the above formula, even if no ROUND specification was made (i.e. r = 0).
If a field in the DATA statement was declared with DECIMALS n, WRITE treats it like a currency field with n decimal places.
Examples
Sales in pfennigs or lira: 246260
Unit TDM or TLira with 1 decimal place.
DATA SALES TYPE P VALUE 246260.
WRITE SALES CURRENCY 'DEM' ROUND 3 DECIMALS 1. " 2,5 TDM
WRITE SALES CURRENCY 'ITL' ROUND 3 DECIMALS 1. " 246,3 TLira
Sales in pfennigs or lira: 99990
Unit TDM or TLira with 1 decimal place.
SALES = 99990.
WRITE SALES CURRENCY 'DEM' ROUND 3 DECIMALS 1. " 1,0 TDM
WRITE SALES CURRENCY 'ITL' ROUND 3 DECIMALS 1. " 100,0 TLira
Sales in pfennigs or lira: 93860
Unit 100 DM or 100 lira with 2 decimal places:
SALES = 93860.
WRITE SALES CURRENCY 'DEM' ROUND 2 DECIMALS 2. " 9,38 HDM
WRITE SALES CURRENCY 'ITL' ROUND 2 DECIMALS 2. " 938,60 HLira
Sales in pfennigs: 93840
Unit 1 DM without decimal places.
SALES = 93860
WRITE SALES CURRENCY 'DEM' DECIMALS 0. " 938 DM
Sales in pfennigs: 93860
Unit 1 DM without decimal places.
SALES = 93860.
WRITE SALES CURRENCY 'DEM' DECIMALS 0. " 939 DM
Exceptions
Non-Catchable Exceptions
Cause: CURRENCY parameter in the WRITE statement is not of type C
Runtime Error: WRITE_CURRENCY_ILLEGAL_TYPE
Cause: Rounding parameter is less than -14
Runtime Error: WRITE_ROUND_TOO_SMALL
Cause: UNIT parameter in the WRITE statement is not of type C
Runtime Error: WRITE_UNIT_ILLEGAL_TYPE
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How to delete particular row in ALV list display

Hi All,
My requirement is :
I am displaying ouput using lav list dispplay befor the first colomn i am displaying check box. i defined my own pf status here . in pf status i have 3 buttons .
1 select all
2 deselect all
3 delete.
First two options are working fine when i click select all it is selecting all the rown in a program(selectiong all the check boxex) like working fine for deselecting all.
3 optioin Delete when i click delete option it has to delete partcular row in a list display and at the same time this entry should delete from the table. this is my requirement. for the third point(delete) option i dont have any logic. anybody can suggest me or send me the sameple code. i am sending my code below.if possible please modify the code and resend it to me.
type-pools : slis.
tables : zuser_secobjects.
data : t_header1 like zuser_secobjects.
data : begin of it_secobjects occurs 0.
 include structure t_header1.
*data : box,
 input(1) type c,
data : checkbox type c,
 flag type c,
 end of it_secobjects.
data : wa_ita like line of it_secobjects.
*data : it_secobjects like zuser_secobjects occurs 0 with header line.
data : i_field type slis_t_fieldcat_alv with header line.
data : w_field like line of i_field.
data : i_sort type slis_t_sortinfo_alv.
data : w_sort like line of i_sort.
data : it_filt1 type slis_t_filter_alv with header line.
data:
i_tabname type tabname,
i_repid like sy-repid,
is_lout type slis_layout_alv.
data : it_filt type slis_t_filter_alv with header line,
 it_evts type slis_t_event with header line.
DATA : is_vari type disvariant.
constants : c_default_vari value 'X',
 c_save_vari value 'U',
 c_checkfield type slis_fieldname value 'ACTION',
 c_f2code type sy-ucomm value '&ETA'.
data : chk_box type slis_fieldname.
selection-screen: begin of block b1 with frame title text-t01.
parameters : p_appln type zuser_secobjects-appln.
parameters : p_user type usr02-bname, "zuser_secobjects-appln_user,
p_partnr type zuser_secobjects-appln_partner,
p_ptype type zuser_secobjects-partner_type default '02',
p_upostn type zuser_secobjects-user_position,
p_sdate like likp-erdat default sy-datum,
p_edate(10) default '12/31/9999',
p_revnum type zuser_secobjects-revnum,
p_cted type zuser_secobjects-created_by,
p_cdate type zuser_secobjects-creation_date,
p_ctime type zuser_secobjects-creation_time,
p_chnby type zuser_secobjects-changed_by,
p_cdate1 type zuser_secobjects-changed_date,
p_ctime1 type zuser_secobjects-changed_time.
selection-screen: end of block b1.
form user_command using p_ucomm like sy-ucomm
rs_selfield type slis_selfield.
*DATA : it_filt type slis_t_filter_alv with header line.
case p_ucomm.
 when 'SELECT_ALL'. " SELALL is the FCODE of ur push button
 loop at it_secobjects into wa_ita.
 wa_ita-checkbox = 'X'.
 modify it_secobjects from wa_ita.
 endloop.
rs_selfield-refresh = 'X'. "<- ADD THIS
when 'DESLCT_ALL'.
 loop at it_secobjects into wa_ita.
 wa_ita-checkbox = ' '.
 modify it_secobjects from wa_ita.
 endloop.
rs_selfield-refresh = 'X'. "<- ADD THIS
 is_lout-f2code = c_f2code.
 is_lout-box_fieldname = c_checkfield.
 is_lout-get_selinfos = 'X'.
 is_lout-detail_popup = 'X'.
 is_lout-detail_initial_lines = 'X'.
when 'HIDE_DEL'.
 rs_selfield-exit = 'X'.
 it_filt-fieldname = 'ACTION'.
 it_filt-tabname = '1'.
 it_filt-valuf = 'X'.
 it_filt-intlen = '1'.
 it_filt-inttype = 'C'.
 it_filt-datatype = 'CHAR'.
 it_filt-valuf_int = 'X'.
 it_filt-sign0 = 'E'.
 it_filt-optio = 'EQ'.
 if it_filt[] is initial.
 append it_filt.
 else.
 modify it_filt index 1.
 endif.
 perform display using i_object.
PERForm ALV_LIST_DISPLAY.
WHEN 'SHOW_DEL'.
 rs_selfield-exit = 'X'.
 free it_filt.
PERForm ALV_LIST_DISPLAY.
when 'SAVE1'.
 select * from zuser_secobjects where
 appln = zuser_secobjects-appln
 and appln_partner = zuser_secobjects-appln_partner
 and partner_type = zuser_secobjects-partner_type
 and start_date = zuser_secobjects-start_date
 and end_date = zuser_secobjects-end_date.
 endselect.
 if sy-subrc eq 0.
 message e000(ZV) with 'Duplicate Entry'.
 endif.
endcase.
endform.
*& Form delete
form delete.
data : begin of is_secobjects occurs 0.
 include structure zuser_secobjects.
data : checkbox type c.
data : end of is_secobjects.
is_secobjects-checkbox = 'X'.
modify is_secobjects
 from it_secobjects
 transporting checkbox
where checkbox = 'X'.
endform.
*& Form get_data
form get_data.
select * from zuser_secobjects
into table it_secobjects.
endform. " get_data
*& Form prepare_fieldcatalog
 text
--> p1 text
<-- p2 text
form prepare_fieldcatalog.
clear: w_field,i_field.
refresh:i_field.
i_field-key = 'X'.
i_field-col_pos = 1.
i_field-ddictxt = 'S'.
i_field-seltext_s = '@11@'.
i_field-checkbox = 'X'.
i_field-input = 'X'.
i_field-fieldname = 'HEADER'.
i_field-outputlen = 0.
append i_field.
clear i_field.
w_field-fieldname = 'APPLN'.
w_field-tabname = 'IT_SECOBJECTS'.
w_field-seltext_l = text-m01.
w_field-outputlen = '10'.
w_field-col_pos = 1.
append w_field to i_field.
clear w_field.
w_field-fieldname = 'APPLN_USER'.
w_field-tabname = 'IT_SECOBJECTS'.
w_field-just = 'C'.
w_field-seltext_l = text-m02.
w_field-outputlen = '7'.
w_field-col_pos = 2.
append w_field to i_field.
clear w_field.
endform. " prepare_fieldcatalog
*& Form ALV_LIST_DISPLAY
 text
--> p1 text
<-- p2 text
form alv_list_display.
i_repid = sy-repid.
is_lout-box_fieldname = 'CHECKBOX'.
it_filt-fieldname = 'ACTION'.
call function 'REUSE_ALV_LIST_DISPLAY'
 exporting
 i_callback_program = i_repid
 i_callback_pf_status_set = 'PF_STATUS_SET'
 i_callback_user_command = 'USER_COMMAND'
 is_layout = is_lout
 it_fieldcat = i_field[]
 it_filter = it_filt[]
 it_events = it_evts[]
 i_default = c_default_vari
 i_save = c_save_vari
 is_variant = is_vari
 tables
 t_outtab = it_secobjects.
endform. " ALV_LIST_DISPLAY
*& Form display
 text
 -->P_I_OBJECT text
form display using object.
case object.
ENDCASE.
endform. " display
thanks,
maheedhar.t

HI
In my program checkbox(before the record is displayed)
I used following lines to display checkbox .
i_field-key = 'X'.
i_field-col_pos = 1.
i_field-ddictxt = 'S'.
i_field-seltext_s = '@11@'.
i_field-checkbox = 'X'. <- Using this command i am getting checkbox
i_field-input = 'X'.
when i select this checkbox i press delete option then this entry will remove from internal table and refresh the screen and at the same time i will click on save button this ztable has to update according to that action.
this is my requirement.
thanks,
maheedhar.

Related Item link is broken in DispForm.aspx for a task in Workflow Tasks list if file name contains " ' " (single quote)

Description:
We have created a custom workflow in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 and SharePoint 2013. This Workflow is associated with a Document library.
This Workflow starts as soon as any new item is created OR updated in Document library and creates a Task in Workflow Tasks list.
Related Item link is not working in following scenario -
Upload a file that contains “ ' “
in its name, in a document library
Navigate to Workflow Tasks list
Open View Item form (DispForm.aspx ) of Task Created by workflow then click on link in Related Item fields
OUPUT:
Related Item link truncates after “ ' “
Eg.
Original Link: http://<Site URL>/Documents/te'st.txt
Related Item Field: http://<Site URL>/Documents/te
Is this known bug in SharePoint 2013 OR any hotfix available to fix it.

Hi,
As I tested per your description, I can reproduce the issue as well.
From what I have found out, it seems SharePoint resolve single quote into different code in different place. During the test, if I set Task Name to Document Name, single quote will be resolved to ' , if I set some field to Document encoded URL, single
quote will be resolved to %27 . For now, I haven't found out any article talking about this issue.
As workaround, we may find out a way to change the Related Item field. However, it is OOB field in workflow task (SharePoint 2013) content type, and this content type cannot be modified in form.
I'd suggest you add new column to get document url and place in the form in Task content type settings.
Regards,
Rebecca Tu
TechNet Community Support
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Trying to print ABAP List in Unix

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Hello Rodney,
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Regards,
Nathan

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I have advised my client to use SD>Billing>Invoice List>Maintain output for invoice list to achive grouping of invoices
i noticed under
SD>Billing>Assemblin groups
one is assembling group of billing documents
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Regards
Siva

Hi,
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Report- formatting of output list. -urgent

Hi experts,
i have done report in where i hv to display more than 20 fiedls to display. I report output list is around 300 chacertes when i am prinint the report it is printing only 132 chac per page. Remaring 168 is not printing. How can i do this one. How to print total ouput in page. The max size of print page is 132 chac .
its and urgent requiremnt to me.
useful answers surely awarded with points
regards,
sunil kumar.

Hi ,
At start of the report program add LINE SIZE which will be required for your display examople
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Above id the "ztest_rep program and line size will define the number of the characters that will be output as in this case it will be 1023 char...
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How to increase the font size of print ouput in SAP 4.7

Hi,
How to increase the font size of the ouput of Write statement on PRINT ? in 4.7
THANKS IN ADVANCE
MOOSA

You can do that using the PRINT-CONTROL Statement.This will only work when you send the list to the printer.Sample code is as below :
REPORT zfont NO STANDARD PAGE HEADING LINE-SIZE 80 LINE-COUNT 65.
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SKIP.
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WRITE: / 'This is CPI 6'.
SKIP.
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WRITE: / 'This is CPI 12'.
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you can try to change font and LPI numbers
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WRITE: / 'font 2 lpi 6'.
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