06-19-2008 6:44 AM
hi wats hide statement ? wat is getcursor? wats the difference between hide and getcursor?
06-19-2008 6:53 AM
hi,
hide: it willl stores the selected values in a temporary stroage area.when using hide if we click anywhere(ex:blank spaces also) in the basic list it will dispalys the secondary list.this is the main disadvantage with hide.
HIDE wa_kna1-kunnr.
getcursor: when using the get cursor if we click on the particular field it will dispalys the secondary list.
GET CURSOR FIELD value.
thanks,
raji
06-19-2008 6:46 AM
Get cursor field <fld> - transfers field name of field which the cursor is positioned (in screen) to <fld>.
Hide - do not display field when WRITE.
Get Cursor
http://www.sts.tu-harburg.de/teaching/sap_r3/ABAP4/get_curs.htm
Hide
06-19-2008 7:09 AM
k...i need exact therotical meaning of get cusrsor and hide statement( tel me interview ponit)
06-19-2008 6:48 AM
both are doing same function, i.e its is used for detailed list(interactive list).
the main diff b/w is:
hide: it's for single field only.. if u want more field u have to give in explicite i.e with in loop after write stm
hide: tname-flield.
get cursor: it's for all field in tht internal table.
06-19-2008 6:52 AM
HI....
HIDE is used generally when you want to display secondary lists in your output before using write statement.
the field which is used in hide statement i used to display the output in the secondary lists.
get cursor is used for refering all the fields of an internal table.
06-19-2008 6:53 AM
hi,
hide: it willl stores the selected values in a temporary stroage area.when using hide if we click anywhere(ex:blank spaces also) in the basic list it will dispalys the secondary list.this is the main disadvantage with hide.
HIDE wa_kna1-kunnr.
getcursor: when using the get cursor if we click on the particular field it will dispalys the secondary list.
GET CURSOR FIELD value.
thanks,
raji
06-19-2008 7:14 AM
k.......it oky i need exact meaning of get cursor and hide statement( tel me interview point)
06-19-2008 9:08 AM
Hi.
Please don't discuss interview questions in the forums! Searching SDN and help.sap.com will give you lots of ressources dealing with your question.
I will lock this thread.
Best regards,
Jan Stallkamp
06-19-2008 7:20 AM
\[removed by moderator as it was just a copy and paste answer of someone else's work without giving a source\]
Edited by: Jan Stallkamp on Jun 19, 2008 10:04 AM