Table column sequence
Hello WD-Experts,
I have bind a table into WD dynpro using table UI-Element. The data will shown perfectly.
My issue: I like to change the sequence of the different columns.
Example:
col1 col2 col3
col3 col1 col2
Changing the columns by track and drop is just visible in the ROOTUIELEMENTCONTAINER, but not in the layout itself.
Has anybody an idea how i can change the column sequence?
Thank you very much in advance.
regards
Axel
Hi Axel,
We can change the sequence of table column. For this Chose the Edit Mode for your view. Navigate to your Table UI element. Click on it so it shows you all the Columns. Now select a column u wish to move and just right click on that . u will see a option called up and down . With this u ws will move ur column in upper and downward direction. So by this u can change the sequence of any column in ur table.
Regards
Manoj kumar
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3 , xmltable(
4 xmlnamespaces('http://www.oracle.com/fsg/2002-03-20/' as "sg")
5 , '/MasterReport/sg:RptDef/sg:RptLine'
6 passing xmltype(t.xmldoc)
7 columns type varchar2(30) path 'sg:RptCell[1]'
8 , amount number path 'sg:RptCell[2]'
9 ) x
10 ;
TYPE AMOUNT
debits 100
credits 100 -
'sort' icon in the header of table column
Hi everybody,
I am using table UI element in WD ABAP. Table columns can be sorted and the method fro event 'onSort' is defined.
On each table column header a tool tip with icons ▲▼ appears when the cursor is moved over the right side of the column header.
Is it possible to make this icon appear on the right of each column header permanently?
Thank you for your help,
HelenHi Jörg,
We are using IE6 or IE7. And nothing appears. ONSort action exists and defined.
May be I will create internal message for ABAP WD.
Kind regards,
Helen -
Which option to use to search text in multiple table columns
Hi, I have a case where I have 4 db tables. On the UI there is an option to search a keyword from some columns of these 4 tables.
Table1 = summary, description are the columns user can search on
Table2 = project_name is the column user can search on
Table3 = need_by_date is the column user can search on
Table4 = owner is the column user can search on
On the UI, user can enter a keyword and check the columns they want to search on. Out of the above, they can check one column, or more, or all.
My question is what is the best option to use oracle text search in this case.
Option 1 = I create a procedure to select these columns and then create an index on this procedure. In this case, is there a way to specify
which columns to search on?
Option 2= Create 4 separate indexes on these table/columns and then query the columns which user has selected to search on.
Any other better idea?Hi,
multicolumn only works on columns in the same table.
If you can also query just on one field, then an index per field will be preferable. If you query always on all the fields then the one index approach is good. For this last the options are:
1. Use User_datastore, create a procedure and a dummy column
2. Create a materialized view for the query and build an index on this materialized view
3. Store the fields as an xml in the main table and index the xml column.
The maintanance of options 1 and 3 are bigger, because you need triggers to be aware of an update. Option 2 and 3 will need more storage.
Herald ten Dam
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Urgent Help Required for Check Box in Table Column
Hi all,
Could any body help me to solve my problem?
First of all I have created a table whose one column is check box. The column of the tables are Name,Phone,ID,Address and a checkBox columns.In one view
the table will be found with data. I want to click on some of the rows(suppose there are 5 rows, but based on some condition I have selected the check box of 3 rows).
Next there will be a button(Supose SEND Button).
After selecting the check box I want to press that button and then a new window will come which will show two tables. one for selected rows(with the same columns name except check box) and another for Unchecked rows with the same column name(Name,Phone,ID,Address).
Could any body help me by sending the details and code?
Thanks and Regards.
SudipHi Sudip,
1) create custom controller and appropriate context structure there (dataNode(Name,Phone,ID,Address,Check))
2) create view StartView. Map data node from custom controller to node in view. Create table and bind context node attributes to appropriate table columns.
3) create view ResultView. Map data node from custom controller to node in view. Create 2 nodes (CheckedData, UncheckedData) with supply methods. Create filtering implementation in supply methods (add checked and unchecked node elements to appropriate nodes).
4) create new window with resultView as default view
4) in startView in button action handler put something like
IWDWindowInfo _windowInfo = wdComponentAPI.getComponentInfo().findInWindows("Popup");
IWDWindowManager manager = wdComponentAPI.getWindowManager();
IWDWindow _window = manager.createWindow(_windowInfo, true);
_window.open();
So, just tried localy and it works.
Best regards, Maksim Rashchynski.
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