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ID SUPPRESS • SUPPRESS DIALOG ABAP Statement
SUPPRESS DIALOG> Short Reference >
ABAP_SYNTAX SUPPRESS DIALOG.>
What does it do? If this statement is specified during PBO> processing, the current dynpro> is processed without displaying the screen layout> , while the screen layout of the previous dynpro remains visible. After PBO processing, the system raises the event PAI> in the same way as if a user had pressed Enter>. The function code assigned to this key in the current GUI status is then transported to sy-ucomm> and to the OK field. Outside of PBO processing, this statement is ignored. If the statement MESSAGE>> is used to send either a termination message>, error message>, information message>, or a warning> during PAI processing, the screen of the current dynpro is displayed together with the message.
Example ABAP Coding
The statement SUPPRESS DIALOG> can be used to display lists while dynpros are being processed without displaying the screen of the dynpro where the list is created. ABEXA 00699 ABAP_EXAMPLE_END