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Table Control in Module Pool

This document provides steps to create and use a table control in an ABAP module pool program. The key steps are: 1. Create a module pool program and screen with a table control element to display multiple records. 2. Configure the table control by linking it to a data source, setting properties like column names and formatting. 3. Add flow logic and code to the screen to populate the table control from a database table and process any user interactions. 4. Define the necessary types, modules, and transaction code to complete and test the table control implementation.

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Table Control in Module Pool

This document provides steps to create and use a table control in an ABAP module pool program. The key steps are: 1. Create a module pool program and screen with a table control element to display multiple records. 2. Configure the table control by linking it to a data source, setting properties like column names and formatting. 3. Add flow logic and code to the screen to populate the table control from a database table and process any user interactions. 4. Define the necessary types, modules, and transaction code to complete and test the table control implementation.

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Table Control in Module Pool

Description: Table Control generally used to display Multiple records in a single


screen.

Step 1. Create a Module Pool Program , declare some variables and activate the
program.

Step 2. Create a screen ‘0001’.

Step 3. Provide a short text and select Normal Screen Radio Button and then click
on the Layout Button as shown.
Step 4. Select the Table Control Element from the left column of the screen
painter, Drag and Drop it on the screen. Adjust the Height and Width as per
required. Now Double click on it and provide the name of the

table control as ‘TBL_CTRL’ as declared in the main program. Check the Vertical
and Horizontal resizing button. Select the Horizontal and vertical separators.
Select the w/SelColumn check box and Provide the name as LS-SEL. [LS- is
declared as a work area in the main program]. This LS_SEL works as a select
button for each row in the table control.
Step 5. Click on the top button marked as red and in the pop up window provide
the work area name as ‘LS’ and click on the Get from Program button. Select some
fields that you want to show in the table control columns. At last click on the
Continue button.
Step 6. All the selected columns appear in the table control .
Step 7. Now lets provide the column text to every column on the table control.
Select the text box element from the element list, drag and drop it on the header
of the table control. Double click on the text element and Provided the required
column text as shown below.

Step 8. Double click on the first column [LS-BUKRS]. As it is the primary key field
of the table, lets make it as read only field. Set the property as ‘Output only’.
Step 9. Provide the flow logic of the screen ‘0001’ containing the table control.
Add the Loop and Endloop statement in the PBO and PAI of the screen which
contains the table control. The Loop and Endloop statement in the PBO is used to
read the value from the internal table and fill the table control through the work
area. The Loop and Endloop statement in the PAI is used to process the record
that are in the table control if the user performs some action like updating or
modifying the existing records.

Step 10. Define the modules in the flow logic of the screen and provide some code
in it as shown below.
Step 11. Lets create a T-Code for the Module pool program.

Step 12. Run the program and the table control is displayed on the screen.
Step 13. The table control and tab strip controls structures are defined in the type
group ‘CXTAB’.

Go to – SE11 and provide the type group name and click on display button.

Step 14. The table control follows the type ‘SCXTAB_CONTROL’ and the tab strip
control follows type ‘SCXTAB_TABSTRIP’.

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