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Table Control Using Wizard in Module Pool Programming

This document provides a tutorial on using table control with wizard in SAP module pool programming. The wizard allows users to generate code for common table control operations like insertion, deletion, scrolling without writing code manually. It demonstrates how to create a screen with a table control, link it to an internal table, select fields to display, and generate automatic code for table control processing. Testing involves populating the internal table and validating the input controls work as expected.

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Table Control Using Wizard in Module Pool Programming

This document provides a tutorial on using table control with wizard in SAP module pool programming. The wizard allows users to generate code for common table control operations like insertion, deletion, scrolling without writing code manually. It demonstrates how to create a screen with a table control, link it to an internal table, select fields to display, and generate automatic code for table control processing. Testing involves populating the internal table and validating the input controls work as expected.

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Sudhakar Reddy
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Table Control using Wizard in Module Pool Programming

Pre-requisites:  

The readers must be able to create a module pool program and they should be familiar with
screen programming.  

Purpose of this tutorial:  

This is to demonstrate the step by step tutorial of how to make use of table control with wizard,
where the developer’s effort to write code with table control without wizard is avoided.  

Introduction:  

Table control with wizard is the control provided by SAP, in which the users are not needed to
code separately for table control operations. It generates automatically system generated code
for the following table control operations.  

1. Insertion
2. Deletion
3. Scrolling
4. First
5. Last
6. Next
7. Previous
8. Select
9. Select all
10. Deselect
11. Deselect all  

Step 1: Create an internal table and work area, which we are going to deploy in table control.  

Step 2: Create a screen called ‘9000’.  


 

Input the screen number as 9000.  

Fill up the screen attribute values.


Step 3: Go to the layout of the screen, where you can find the table control with wizard. Drag and
drop the table control with wizard to the layout of the screen.  

Once you drag and drop the control a popup will appear.  

Press Continue. In the next screen enter the table control name as ‘TBC_9000’ or your own
name.  
In the next screen you input the internal table and work area which has been created earlier.  

Note: Before it is done, you must activate the page, in which you have declared the internal table
and work area. Then only this table control screen will take its properties.

The next screen will automatically retrieve the fields available in the internal table and show. We
have to select those fields, which and all should be displayed in table control.
If you have declared any character field for table control line selection, that should not be selected
in this screen.  

Select the input/output attributes as ‘Input control’ and give the field for selection of table control
rows. Select the multiple line selection.  

Click on Continue. The table control with auto generated code will automatically be created.  
This will automatically create PBO & PAI modules for table control operations.  
 

Step 4: For testing this tutorial, write a simple query to populate the internal table of table control
and test the input controls associated with it.  

The expected output will be like  


 

Summary :  

As a result of this tutorial, the user will be able to  

1. Use table control with wizard in module pool programming and


2. Create table control operations with system generated code.

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