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making use of check tables..

Former Member
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hey,

I have a scenario as follows:

I have to design a screen where user first enters a shipping point(VSTEL). then he has to enter a loading port (ZOLLA). But the list of loading ports displayed must be restricted to the country bound to the shipping point ??

Can check table concept be used here by any chance ??

Please note that user may not press F4 in ZOLLA, but rather enter the value directly !!

So I want to know should I write my own code to restrict the user from entering wrong values or can check table be used by any means. If check table can be used, what are the values i need to set in that in SE11 ??

thks

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former_member188685
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I am not sure , any relation between the VSTEL and ZOLLA. If there is a relation ship then you can proceed.

If there is no relation then you can use the flow logic and code necessary checks.

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former_member188685
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I am not sure , any relation between the VSTEL and ZOLLA. If there is a relation ship then you can proceed.

If there is no relation then you can use the flow logic and code necessary checks.

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Relationship ?? Sorry did not understand what you are asking. what kind of a relationship do u expect ??

this VSTEL is obtained from VA01 and stored in my custom table !! so when shiping related information is keyed in in my custom dialog , we will be specifying the loading port,which needs to be restricted based on this country of shipping point.

thks

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Relationship ?? Sorry did not understand what you are asking. what kind of a relationship do u expect ??

I mean Foriegn key Relation ship.