What issue should be reported?
I setup a ZCM 11-1 Beta environment und start some tests. I try to find out if my problems with ZCM 11 are solved in 11.1 beta.
Unfortunately I get still a permanent BSOD after installing the Agent (ZESM) on my notebooks.
Im working on this with Support for ZCM 11. Is it enough to update the SR?
I would not worry too much about a Beta SR if the same issue is seen in
ZCM 11.0 and you have an SR for that.
I would mention in your 11.0 SR that the issue persists into SP1 Beta.
On 5/5/2011 8:06 AM, Ghuebner wrote:
>
> I setup a ZCM 11-1 Beta environment und start some tests. I try to find
> out if my problems with ZCM 11 are solved in 11.1 beta.
> Unfortunately I get still a permanent BSOD after installing the Agent
> (ZESM) on my notebooks.
> Im working on this with Support for ZCM 11. Is it enough to update the
> SR?
>
>
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c_mannf_status
c_space1
15.
FORM f_build_fieldcat USING p_tabname p_fldname
p_rtabname p_rfldname
p_fldhdg p_check
p_length.
CLEAR t_fieldcat_ln1.
ADD 1 TO g_col_pos.
t_fieldcat_ln1-tabname = p_tabname.
t_fieldcat_ln1-fieldname = p_fldname.
t_fieldcat_ln1-ref_tabname = p_rtabname.
t_fieldcat_ln1-ref_fieldname = p_rfldname.
t_fieldcat_ln1-ddictxt = c_l.
t_fieldcat_ln1-seltext_l = p_fldhdg.
t_fieldcat_ln1-no_zero = space.
t_fieldcat_ln1-do_sum = space.
t_fieldcat_ln1-col_pos = g_col_pos.
t_fieldcat_ln1-no_out = space.
t_fieldcat_ln1-just = c_c.
t_fieldcat_ln1-qfieldname = space.
t_fieldcat_ln1-checkbox = p_check.
t_fieldcat_ln1-input = p_check.
t_fieldcat_ln1-reptext_ddic = p_fldhdg.
IF p_fldname EQ c_manno.
t_fieldcat_ln1-key = c_x.
t_fieldcat_ln1-hotspot = c_x.
ELSE.
t_fieldcat_ln1-key = space.
t_fieldcat_ln1-hotspot = p_check.
ENDIF.
t_fieldcat_ln1-outputlen = p_length.
t_fieldcat_ln1-intlen = p_length.
t_fieldcat_ln1-ddic_outputlen = p_length.
APPEND t_fieldcat_ln1 TO t_fieldcat1.
ENDFORM. " f_build_fieldcat
FORM f_build_sortcat USING p_fldname.
CLEAR t_sortcat_ln1.
ADD 1 TO g_col_pos.
t_sortcat_ln1-spos = g_col_pos.
t_sortcat_ln1-fieldname = p_fldname.
t_sortcat_ln1-up = c_x.
t_sortcat_ln1-down = space.
t_sortcat_ln1-subtot = c_x.
APPEND t_sortcat_ln1 TO t_sortcat1.
ENDFORM. " f_build_sortcat
FORM f_build_layout.
t_layout1-zebra = c_x.
t_layout1-no_vline = c_space1.
t_layout1-reprep = c_x.
t_layout1-detail_popup = c_x.
t_layout1-window_titlebar = text-005.
t_layout1-no_scrolling = c_space1.
t_layout1-detail_titlebar = text-005.
t_layout1-numc_sum = c_x.
t_layout1-get_selinfos = c_x.
t_layout1-min_linesize = 132.
ENDFORM. " f_build_layout
DATA: l_pgm TYPE syrepid,
l_exit(1) TYPE c.
CLEAR: l_pgm,
l_exit.
l_pgm = sy-repid.
CALL FUNCTION 'REUSE_ALV_LIST_DISPLAY'
EXPORTING
i_callback_program = l_pgm
i_callback_user_command = c_user_command
is_layout = t_layout1
it_fieldcat = t_fieldcat1
i_save = c_a
it_events = t_eventcat1
IMPORTING
e_exit_caused_by_caller = l_exit
TABLES
t_outtab = t_result
EXCEPTIONS
program_error = 1
OTHERS = 2.
IF sy-subrc NE 0.
l_exit = l_exit.
ENDIF.
To ALV F.M t_result table is updated with correct data.
But it is not getting displayed.
What can be the reason!
Can anybody give the solution!
Thanks for your replies.
Thanks,
Deep.
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