SAP SELECTION-SCREEN NORMAL ABAP Statements Get Example source ABAP code based on a different SAP tableABAP Statement
SELECTION-SCREEN - SCREEN Short Reference ABAP Syntax SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF SCREEN dynnr [TITLE title]
[AS WINDOW]. ... SELECTION-SCREEN END OF SCREEN dynnr. ABAP Addition ... TITLE title ... AS WINDOW What does it do? These statements can be executed in the global selection screen with the screen number dynnr. You must specify the screen number directly and it must comprise a maximum of four digits. All the PARAMETERS, SELECT-OPTIONS, and SELECTION-SCREEN statements that are executed within these statements define the screen elements for the stand-alone selection screen. You cannot define a further selection screen within the definition of a selection screen. ABAP Addition What does it do? You can use the TITLE addition to define a title text-idf, where idf is the three-character ID of the text symbol. If you specify a name of your choice, the runtime environment generates a type c global variant of the same name and 70 characters in length. When the selection screen is displayed, the first 70 characters of the text symbol or global variants are displayed in the title bar. If the specified text symbol is not found, the name of the text symbol is displayed as the title in the form 'TEXT-idf'. If the TITLE addition is not specified, the system uses the title of the program defined in the program attributes. ABAP Addition What does it do? You can use the AS WINDOW addition to define a CALL SELECTION-SCREEN. The AS WINDOW addition also displays warnings and error messages that occur during processing of a selection screen event as a modal dialog box. Latest notes: The specified screen number dynnr must not already standard selection screen cannot be used for a stand-alone selection screen in an executable program. Example ABAP Coding Return to menu
