Addition 8
... NO-DISPLAY
Effect
Does not display the parameter on the selection screen. With "normal" parameters, the associated data object is created and the parameter can be passed when SUBMIT is executed.
These parameters are the part of the report interface not presented to the user on the selection screen. You can set the parameter values either internally (with the routine INIT in the SAPDBldb or at INITIALIZATION ) or pass them when SUBMIT is executed. These parameters are also stored along with the variants.
If, under certain circumstances (e.g. because of the values of other parameters or due to the selection options ), you want to present the parameter to the user for input, you can do this in the PAI modlue of the database program SAPDBldb (for database-specific parameters) or under AT SELECTIONSCREEN (for report-specific parameters) by calling a function module (CALL FUNCTION ) or your own screen (CALL SCREEN < /> ).
Since the parameter is not generated on the selection screen, the NO-DISPLAY parameters do not allow you to use any of the additions concerning the display and handling of parameters on the selection screen.
Addition 9
... LOWER CASE
Effect
The parameter is not case-sensitive (i.e. allows both upper and lower case).
Addition 10
... OBLIGATORY
Effect
Makes an entry on the selection screen compulsory.
Addition 11
... AS CHECKBOX
Effect
Displays the parameter as a checkbox on the selection screen. Since you are not allowed to specify type or length when defining this parameter, it always has the type C and the length 1 as default values.
The checkbox is displayed on the left and the associated text on its right. To define any order other than this, use the SELECTION-SCREEN statement.
If LIKE refers to an ABAP/4 Dictionary field, you cannot use the addition AS CHECKBOX . If the ABAP/4 Dictionary field has the type CHAR , a length of 1 and the fixed values 'X' and ' ' (according to the relevant domain), the parameter is always displayed as a checkbox on the selection screen.
Addition 12
... RADIOBUTTON GROUP radi
Effect
Displays the parameter on the selection screen as a radio button (selection field). All parameters assigned in this way to the same group radi (which can be up to 4 characters long) form a group of radio buttons on the selection screen, i.e. if the user presses one of these buttons, the others are set to "not pressed".
When you define one of these parameters, you are not allowed to make type or length specifications. However, you can use LIKE to point to a field of length 1 and type C . The addition has no effect on the ordering of the parameter (as is the case with the addition AS CHECKBOX ).
You can make changes to the order with the SELECTION-SCREEN .
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These parameters are the part of the report interface not presented to the user on the selection screen. You can set the parameter values either internally (with the routine INIT in the SAPDBldb or at INITIALIZATION ) or pass them when SUBMIT is executed. These parameters are also stored along with the variants.
If, under certain circumstances (e.g. because of the values of other parameters or due to the selection options ), you want to present the parameter to the user for input, you can do this in the PAI modlue of the database program SAPDBldb (for database-specific parameters) or under AT SELECTIONSCREEN (for report-specific parameters) by calling a function module (CALL FUNCTION ) or your own screen (CALL SCREEN < /> ).
Since the parameter is not generated on the selection screen, the NO-DISPLAY parameters do not allow you to use any of the additions concerning the display and handling of parameters on the selection screen.
Addition 9
... LOWER CASE
Effect
The parameter is not case-sensitive (i.e. allows both upper and lower case).
Addition 10
... OBLIGATORY
Effect
Makes an entry on the selection screen compulsory.
Addition 11
... AS CHECKBOX
Effect
Displays the parameter as a checkbox on the selection screen. Since you are not allowed to specify type or length when defining this parameter, it always has the type C and the length 1 as default values.
The checkbox is displayed on the left and the associated text on its right. To define any order other than this, use the SELECTION-SCREEN statement.
If LIKE refers to an ABAP/4 Dictionary field, you cannot use the addition AS CHECKBOX . If the ABAP/4 Dictionary field has the type CHAR , a length of 1 and the fixed values 'X' and ' ' (according to the relevant domain), the parameter is always displayed as a checkbox on the selection screen.
Addition 12
... RADIOBUTTON GROUP radi
Effect
Displays the parameter on the selection screen as a radio button (selection field). All parameters assigned in this way to the same group radi (which can be up to 4 characters long) form a group of radio buttons on the selection screen, i.e. if the user presses one of these buttons, the others are set to "not pressed".
When you define one of these parameters, you are not allowed to make type or length specifications. However, you can use LIKE to point to a field of length 1 and type C . The addition has no effect on the ordering of the parameter (as is the case with the addition AS CHECKBOX ).
You can make changes to the order with the SELECTION-SCREEN .
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Work Flow
Work Flow MM
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