SAP SELECTION-SCREEN ULINE ABAP Statements
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• ULINE SELECTION-SCREEN
• MODIF ID SELECTION-SCREEN ULINE
SELECTION-SCREEN>, ULINE> Short Reference >
ABAP_SYNTAX
SELECTION-SCREEN ULINE $[$[/$]$[pos$|POS_LOW$|POS_HIGH$](len)$]>
$[MODIF ID modid>$]>
$[ldb_additions>$].>
ABAP Addition
... $[/$]$[pos$|POS_LOW$|POS_HIGH$](len)>
What does it do?
This statement creates a horizontal line on the current selection screen>. If the formatting specification $[/$]$[pos$|POS_LOW$|POS_HIGH$](len)> is not made, the system creates a new line across the width of the selection screen below the lines already filled. The maximum length of this line is 83. The MODIF ID> > addition assigns the line to the modification group> modid>.
The ldb_additions>> can only be used in the selection include of a logical database>.
• / SELECTION-SCREEN ULINE
• POS_LOW SELECTION-SCREEN ULINE
• POS_HIGH SELECTION-SCREEN ULINE
ABAP Addition
What does it do?
This formatting specification is used to position the line on the selection screen. len> specifies the length of the line. The other information describes the column from which the line is drawn (starting point of line). Only if multiple elements are specified in a line can this position be omitted and the line drawn starting from the current position. If a forward slash symbol (/>) is specified, a length must be specified and the line is drawn in a new line, otherwise, it is drawn in the current line. If multiple elements are specified in a line, the slash character (/>) cannot be specified. If there are conflicts with existing screen elements, the selection screen cannot be generated.
The length len> must be specified directly as a positive number with a maximum of two digits. If a line is too long, it is truncated outside blocks> with frames at position 83 and at the right margin of the block inside a block with a frame. The position can be either a number pos> between 1 and 83, POS_LOW>, or POS_HIGH>. POS_LOW> specifies the position where the input field for a selection parameter> or the first input field for a selection criterion> is displayed. POS_HIGH> specifies the position at which the second input field for a selection criterion is displayed. If the statement is part of a block with a frame, a number specified for pos> is interpreted with respect to the frame.
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