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ID DYNPRO% • SET LEFT SCROLL-BOUNDARY ABAP Statement
SET LEFT SCROLL-BOUNDARY> Short Reference >
ABAP_SYNTAX SET LEFT SCROLL-BOUNDARY $[COLUMN col$].>
ABAP Addition ... COLUMN col>
What does it do? This statement sets the left boundary of the horizontally movable area of the current page. This applies to both user-activated scrolling through the list displayed on-screen and to scrolling activated by the SCROLL>> statement. For the statement to work properly, the list cursor> must be positioned on a page with an output statement or with SKIP>>. The statement works only on this page. If the statement is executed multiple times for one page, the last statement takes effect. If the addition COLUMN> is not specified, all places on the current page that are located to the left of the current position of the list cursor (sy-colno>) are excluded from horizontal scrolling. • COLUMN SET LEFT SCROLL-BOUNDARY
ABAP Addition
What does it do? If the addition COLUMN> is specified, this applies to all columns in the current page that are located to the left of the position specified in col>. Here col> refers to the columns in the list displayed. col> expects a data object of the type i>. If the value in col> is less than or equal to 0, or greater than the current list width, the statement is ignored.
Latest notes:
Only the lower or upper limit of output data objects should be used as the edge of a movable area, because only the position of Unicode characters in the list buffer and in the displayed list is guaranteed to match these limits.
To prevent an entire line from being horizontally movable, the NEW-LINE>> NO-SCROLLING> statement should be used. ABAP_HINT_END
Example ABAP Coding
Output of a tabular list of airlines from the database table SCARR>>, in which the area for output from the key field is fixed. ABEXA 00661 ABAP_EXAMPLE_END