more than 10 columns in ALV TREE ?

[pranai_pradhan]

Hi all,

My requirement is to have a tree structured report.

Mock layout.

L1

     |_ L2

           |_ L3

                 |_ L3A

                 |_ L3B

                 |_ L3C

I also want to display the column headings of each level.

The structure of the level vary from each other. I went thriugh the BCALV_TREE* programs

but i could not understand how to achieve this heirarchy as I am not familiar with OOPS concept.

I was able to achieve the requirement with FM 'RS_TREE_CONSTRUCT' but the problem is only

upto 10 columns for a particular level could be achieved.

How can I achieve this?    Please help.

[SuhaSaha]

i could not understand how to achieve this hierarchy as I am not familiar with OOPS concept.

Sorry, but this is no excuse for not familiarizing yourself with OOP

[pranai_pradhan]

Help is most welcomed but not critics..

[amy_king]

Hi Pranai,

Since RS_TREE_CONSTRUCT has a 10-column limit as you mention, attempting the OO solution may be your best (only?) option.

Looking at the BCALV_TREE_01 and BCALV_TREE_02 programs, they do have a lot of good inline documentation to explain what each step does. There is also program SALV_DEMO_TREE_SIMPLE which is even a bit more simple maybe. A quick internet search didn't turn up any tutorials or demos that were better than what the SAP system already provides in these demo programs.

Cheers,

Amy

[pranai_pradhan]

Thanks Amy,

I would like to know whether it is possible to display column headings of each level/node in a tree using OO.

[amy_king]

Hi Pranai,

Do you mean different column headings for each level, e.g., LEVEL 1 has four columns A, B, C and D but LEVEL 2 has three columns X, Y and Z? This isn't possible, however, you can build a structure that has all the columns used by all levels (A, B, C, D, X, Y, Z) and simply populate the columns needed at each level.

Cheers,

Amy