Video Lesson 9.6: Screen

Video Lesson 9.6: Screen

In this lesson you will learn how to design and program simple screens with
input/output fields and pushbuttons.

Features of Screens

A screen not only consists of its layout with input/output fields, pushbuttons and other screen elements, but also a processing logic.

 (source code excerpts that are processed as the pre-/postprocessing of the screen display).

The layout can be designed very flexibly, with:

  • input fields,
  • output fields,
  • radio buttons,
  • check fields and,
  • most importantly, pushbuttons with which the corresponding functions of the program can be executed.

Screen Sequence

  • You start a screen sequence by calling up the first screen from the processing block of your program.
  • After a screen is processed, the statically or dynamically defined screen sequence is processed.
  • You call a screen in your program using the ABAP statementCALL SCREEN <screen number>”



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