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Different container alvs in different tabs in tabstrip

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Hey , I've created tabstrip with 9 tabs. Some tabs have container alv's. But when ı changed the tab( I mean go from first tab to third tab) . Some of ther screen appears too.

CASE sy-ucomm.
WHEN 'BACK'.

* LEAVE TO SCREEN 1000.
set SCREEN 0.
WHEN 'FTAB1'.
* call SUBSCREEN sub1.
tb_id-activetab = 'FTAB1'.
* PERFORM read_text_area.
WHEN 'FTAB2'.
* call SUBSCREEN sub2.
tb_id-activetab = 'FTAB2'.

WHEN 'FTAB3'.
* call SUBSCREEN sub3.
tb_id-activetab = 'FTAB3'.
WHEN 'FTAB4'.
* call SUBSCREEN sub4.
tb_id-activetab = 'FTAB4'.
* PERFORM read_text_area.
WHEN 'FTAB5'.
* call SUBSCREEN sub5.
tb_id-activetab = 'FTAB5'.

WHEN 'FTAB6'.
* call SUBSCREEN sub6.
tb_id-activetab = 'FTAB6'.
WHEN 'FTAB7'.
* call SUBSCREEN sub7.
tb_id-activetab = 'FTAB7'.
* PERFORM read_text_area.
WHEN 'FTAB8'.
* call SUBSCREEN sub8.
tb_id-activetab = 'FTAB8'.

WHEN 'FTAB9'.
* call SUBSCREEN sub9.
tb_id-activetab = 'FTAB9'.

ENDCASE.

that is the pai of screen 100.

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lenastodal
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Sandra_Rossi
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Please edit your question, select your code and press the button [CODE], which makes the code appear colored/indented, it will be easier for people to look at it. Thank you!

lenastodal
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Thanks for bringing it to your attention sandra.rossi. The other duplicated question got deleted.


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