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Posted on Oct 04, 2010 at 01:19 PM 242 Views

Hi All,

How to get the screen field values (of BP) in save event using BDT since its not possible to access the global variables directly from a custom Z function module. Any pointers to achieve this?

Regards,

Nayeem

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    author's profile photo Brad Bohn
    Brad Bohn
    Posted on Oct 04, 2010 at 05:46 PM
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    It's been 3-4 years since I've looked at the BDT and a CRM system but I seem to remember that there was a callback function provided to get the information - that you had to look at one of the other event functions used (as an example) to find it. However, you can still use the field symbol approach to grab the BUT000 entry from the main program (caller).

    Unfortunately, I can't open a system and check; we decommissioned our system and recently dropped our license. Microsoft's version was far easier to implement and use 😉.

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    Posted on Oct 08, 2010 at 07:04 AM
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    Hi,

    You can access global variable rather than screen field values.

    for ex:

    • Get the BDT settings

    CALL FUNCTION 'BUS_PARAMETERS_ISSTA_GET'

    IMPORTING

    e_aktyp = lv_aktyp

    e_xdinp = e_dinp

    • e_xupdtask = gs_dialog_issta-in_update_task.

    .

    if lv_aktyp = '02'.

    CALL FUNCTION 'BUP_BUPA_BUT000_GET'

    • IMPORTING

    • e_but000 = ls_but000

    TABLES

    et_but000 = et_but000.

    This fill fetch all but000 global data.

    here et_but000 will give all global variables related to BUT000

    and also you can use it .But your Z function module should be registerd in BUS7.

    or you can use directly this in your save event.

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