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Events in Interactive Reports in SAP ABAP

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Events in Interactive Reports in SAP ABAP
Here ,in interactive reports, events handle the sequence of Reports in SAP ABAP .Events will define the structure of reports that is within the the event, particular code will be executed .So we are using different events in interactive reports and classical Reports
We can display interactive reports up to 21 lists .
Basic List start with the 0.
Secondary lists can be defined 1 to 20 .
Events Used in the Interactive Reports
Interactive Reports Events
At Line-Selection
Syntax: AT LINE-SELECTION . "Triggers line selection
At User Command
Syntax: AT USER-COMMAND . "Triggers user command
At PF Status
Syntax: AT PF <function key> . "Triggers user command
Top Of Page During line selection
Syntax: TOP-OF-PAGE DURING LINE-SELECTION . "Prints secondary list header
Techniques used in interactive reporting
Hide area
Syntax: HIDE <WA>. "store total work area in hide area
OR
HIDE <WA-FIELD>. "store work area field in hide area
GET CURSOR
Syntax : GET CURSOR FIELD <V_FIELDNAME>,
FIELDVALUE <V_FIELDVALUE>.
The above events are used in the Interactive Reports.!

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