By using SALV OO Classes to standardize your reports, you can easily change how the ALV is displayed. By adding the LAYOUT buttons to the toolbar, you can allow user’s to save their customization’s and choose them at a later time.
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By using SALV OO Classes to standardize your reports, you can easily change how the ALV is displayed. We can add custom headings to any column of the grid. We can sort and aggregate on columns of the grid and impact the user’s experience.
By using SALV OO Classes to standardize your reports, you can easily change how the ALV is displayed. We can add custom headings, and impact the user’s readability by incorporating a zebra pattern to our output.
Lack of standard, baseline list processing functions means that developers devise their own methods for common list handling activities such as headings, sorting, filtering, rendering subtotals, and the like. By adding the standard Functions of the ALV Tool Bar you are using the SALV OO Classes to standardize your reports, and saving development time for delivering results!
Lack of standard, baseline list processing functions means that developers devise their own methods for common list handling activities such as headings, sorting, filtering, rendering subtotals, and the like. The result is that end users who work with more than one application may have to deal with different ways to access these simple list functions based on the developer who coded the solution. Using the SALV OO Class can help standardize your reports, screens, and shave development time for delivering results!
he key to configuring the ALV Grid Control for your particular application is the structures that are passed by the application to an ALV Grid instance before or during list display. For some simple extensions of your ALV Grid instance, you only need to set the right parameter and pass the table or structure by using method set_table_for_first_display.
The ALV Grid Control solves this problem. Its user interface provides a set of generic functions (e.g., sorting, filtering) for handling tabular data. It also confers the many benefits of controls technology to users, enabling more operations by mouse, and interaction with other controls, such as drag-and-drop. Developers simply plug the ALV Grid Control into their applications and the tool takes care of the rest. You do not need to do any further programming to offer users these functions. How you “plug” the control into an application is the first thing I will show you in this month’s blog. So lets get started!