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ALV Grid: Screen is Blank

Former Member
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All statusus, screens, etc. are created. No errors. data is being retrieved. However, screen is blank?

What else should I check?

Thank-You.

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former_member589029
Active Contributor
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Make sure you pass all mandatory data to the ALV Grid. Especially the data table and the fieldcatalog and make sure that the structures/tables are filled with data.

If that doesn't help, you might want to paste you code in here and provide which parameter is filled with which data.

Regards,

Michael

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former_member589029
Active Contributor
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Make sure you pass all mandatory data to the ALV Grid. Especially the data table and the fieldcatalog and make sure that the structures/tables are filled with data.

If that doesn't help, you might want to paste you code in here and provide which parameter is filled with which data.

Regards,

Michael

RichHeilman
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Hi Tom, please be sure that the CONTAINER names that you specified on the screen are the same names which you are passing in the CREATE OBJECT statements, Also make sure that the PBO module is being called in the screen flow logic, make sure the call to the MODULE is uncommented.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

former_member194669
Active Contributor
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Possible ways

1. check the container name in the screen and name declare in the program

2. Make it caps container value declared in the program

ie


data:
   g_container type scrfname value 'CTCCOPY',

3. For testing keep a single in the field catalog table (only for testing)

4. In PBO check whether the module name is correct is same as in the program? (for PBO modules it is OUTPUT and PAI modules it is INPUT)

a®s

Edited by: a®s on Jan 18, 2008 2:31 PM