on 07-11-2013 3:01 PM
Hi Ankur,
please make folowing steps.
Step1.
Right click on the table.
And get the configuration name
Step 2.
Go to transaction SE80 and find this configuration
Step 3.
Start configuration and find settings for your table
If you change/enhance configutation and change this number - number of table rows should also be changed.
Best Regards
Konstantin
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Hi Konstantin,
Many thanks for your help.
But the change in configuration is not reflected on Confirmation view in the SRM portal,
It is still showing the defualt no.of rows as 10 only.
Do we need to restart the portal server to reflect the change Or there is any other step needs to be included in the above mentioned steps.
Please provide your help.
Thanks,
Ankur Goyal
Hello Ankur,
blank lines and visible rows are managed in WDDOMODIFYVIEW method from V_CONF_DOTC_BASIC view (WDC /SAPSRM/WDC_DOTC_CONF_OID).
You could enhance spot WD_BADI in order to create implementation for BAdI definition WD_BADI_DOMODIFYVIEW.
Then in method WDDOMODIFY, use method SET_ATTRIBUTE from context element interface for BLANK_LINES_COUNT and VISIBLE_ROW_COUNT elements in order to change values according to your needs.
Regards.
Laurent.
Hi Ankur,
sorry for late answer...
Configurations are usually buffered in shared memory area.
Please check transaction SHMA->Monitor.
Simply delete it, area will be automatically recreated.
Best Regards
Konstantin
P.S.
another possible reason: you already changed the value with your user, and predifined value is already overwritten.
Hi Ankur,
it will not affect any configurations. It is shared buffer - common for the server. If you delete entries - you refreshes buffer.
Next time configuration need to be read it will be taken not from the buffer, but from database and put to the buffer again (small delay for first time).
You will not delete buffer itself - just refresh it.
If you are not shure - just restart the server - all buffers will be automatically refreshed - same effect.
Best Regards
Konstantin
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