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    Posted on Oct 27, 2006 at 07:35 AM
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    hi

    <b>Refer this thread already it has been discussed with u ...</b>

    https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/collaboration

    AT <b>SELECTION SCREEN</b> IS used to validate selection screen inputs by the user after the selections creen is displayed.

    AT <b>SELECTION SCREEN OUTPUT</b> is used to modify screen field elements before it is displayed to the user. This is getting triggered before the user sees the selection screen.

    Select singel you need to define all the keys fields.

    Select single is not a loop.

    Select single upto one row is not necessary u give all the key fields.

    Select single upto 1 row is a loop. So you need to write SELECT and ENDSELECT for select upto one row.

    For GET CURSOR take a look at this example.

    http://www.sap-img.com/abap/a-sample-hide-get-cursor-in-interactive-programming.htm

    Cheers

    Alfred

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    • Gopi Narendra
      Oct 27, 2006 at 07:38 AM

      Hi check this link.

      http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/9f/dba66935c111d1829f0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm

      The key word SELECTION-SCREEN introduces statements for creating and changing the layout of selection screens. All screen elements and attributes of selection screens that are not determined using PARAMETERS (single fields) and SELECT-OPTIONS are defined using SELECTION-SCREEN. These statements can be divided into the above areas and are covered in the corresponding sections.

      Each executable program contains a standard selection screen with the screen number 1000. The screen elements on the standard selection screen are defined by all PARAMETERS, SELECT-OPTIONS, and SELECTION-SCREEN statements that are not within the definition of a stand-alone selection screen, in other words, that are not defined between the following statements:

      SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF SCREEN ...

      ...

      SELECTION-SCREEN END OF SCREEN ...

      If a standard selection screen comprises the screen for the executable program and the screen for a logical database, the screen elements for the executable program are listed below those for the logical database.

      Function groups and module pools do not have a standard selection screen. Here, you must place the three statements PARAMETERS, SELECT-OPTIONS, and SELECTION-SCREEN within the definition of the stand-alone selection screen.

      Note

      It is advisable to group all the statements that define the standard selection screen and list them in the global declaration section together with the definitions of stand-alone selection screens.

      <i><b>Please close all your previous thread also by assigning points to the useful answers.</b></i>

      Regards

      - Gopi

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    Posted on Oct 27, 2006 at 07:42 AM
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    Abhay,

    Selection screen is the screen where you give your inputs i.e the values for which you want to get the report.

    -Anu

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