Showing posts with label CHAIN AND ENDCHAIN. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CHAIN AND ENDCHAIN. Show all posts

Friday, September 28, 2018

use and difference between on chain input and on chain request in dialog program


  • ON CHAIN-INPUT

Similar to ON INPUT. The ABAP module is called if any one of the fields in the chain contains a value other than its initial value (blanks or empty).
  • ON CHAIN-REQUEST

   This condition functions just like ON REQUEST, but the ABAP module is called if any one of     the  fields in the chain changes value.

FOR EXAMPLE :

CHAIN.
FIELD: FIELD1, FIELD2.
FIELD: FIELD 3, FIELD 4.
MODULE X ON CHAIN-INPUT.
MODULE Y.
ENDCHAIN.

 
In the above code , module X is called only when value of  any fields are entered other than initital value where as  MODULE Y will be called, there is no condition attached to it.but , if MODULE Y  has an error then it will open all the fields for input.

IF YOU WANT TO RESTRICT THE CONDITION ON PARTICULAR FIELD  ,THEN ATTACH THAT MODULE NAME AFTER THAT FIELD .

CHAIN.
FIELD: BSEG-HKOT,BSEG-BUKRS MODULE X ON INPUT.
ENDCHAIN.


In this is case, MODULE X will be called only when BUKRS will have non-initial value , but if MODULE X finds an error, then both the fields will be opened for input again. 

on chain request.

CHAIN.
FIELD: A, B, C MODULE X ON CHAIN-REQUEST.
ENDCHAIN.

                                AT EXIT COMMAND IN MODULE POOL

 Sometimes, when we have obligatory fields(REQUIRED FIELD)  input fields and we don't want to proceed further , and we want to come out of the program , it will not allow us. We have to enter the required value  on screen fiels , then only we can  come out of the screen , to overcome this problem,
 we use AT EXIT-COMMAND at PAI of screen to force exit from screen without filling it .