Using the DATA method, you can customize the select statement to be executed for the given table type and table name. Thus, you can adjust the values shown to the user.
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You can use this method to apply additional filter or check selected filters. You can also change field values read from database on the fly according to your business logic, before displaying them to the user. Furthermore, you could also implement your completely own read logic, skipping the standard read logic altogether.
The modification of the filter can be done in I_STEP 1 (before database access) using infos of parameter C_QUERY_POST-SELECT_OPTIONS. In order to implement your own read logic, set E_SKIP parameter to X in I_STEP 1 (before database access). In this case, no standard read logic is executed. Adjustment of field values before they are shown to the user can be done in I_STEP 2 (after database access), utilizing the values in table CO_TABLE.
In both steps, you can pass messages using CT_MESSAGES table. You can find the explanation of I_STEPs below.
The BAdI is triggered, if values are requested from the database. In the I_STEP 1 you can change the selections before the actual READ access to the database is executed. Afterwards, the standard READ command is executed on the database level. You can skip this step by setting the parameter E_SKIP = ‘X’ in I_STEP 1. After the data is requested from the database, you can adjust certain field values or pass messages to the user.
In the table below you can find an overview of all parameters and possible values.
|
Property |
Type |
Description |
Possible Values |
|
I_TECHNAME |
CHAR 30 |
Technical name of the table (e.g. /BIC/AZOMACOST2) |
|
|
I_TABNAME |
CHAR 30 |
Table name (e.g. ZOMACOST) |
|
|
I_TTYPE |
CHAR 10 |
Table Type |
DDIC Table of Data Dictionary DSO DSO (Advanced or Classic) CUSTOM Custom (can be used for Views, etc.) IOBJ_ATT InfoObject Attributes IOBJ_TXT InfoObject Texts ALIASTABLE Alias Table |
|
I_TOP |
INT4 |
Number of records to read |
|
|
I_S_TABLE_INFO |
Structure |
Table Info |
Please find detailed explanation here |
|
I_T_FIELDS_INFO |
Structure |
Field Info |
Please fined detailed explanation here |
|
I_STEP |
CHAR 1 |
Step for data read access |
1 Before read access to database 2 After read access to database |
|
E_SKIP |
CHAR 1 |
Skip further processing |
X Skip standard read logic in order to implement your own |
|
CO_TABLE |
Table |
Contains in I_STEP 2 data read from the database |
|
|
C_QUERY_POST |
Structure |
Contains parameters from global filters |
Please refer to the next table |
|
CT_MESSAGES |
Structure |
Contains messages |
You can find detailed explanation in this article |
|
C_TOTAL_ROWS |
INT4 |
Value reflects total number of rows in database according to the selection. NextTables Version 10 and higher. |
Please only change this parameter, if you are implementing a custom table (entity type = custom) or you have implemented your own read access in the data exit (with e_skip = X in i_step = 1). In most cases you do not need to change this value. |
You can use the following code snippet as orientation while implementing your own logic.
IF I_STEP = 1.
*implement your logic before read access here
ELSEIF I_STEP = 2.
*implement your logic after read access here
ENDIF. IF i_step = 1.
IF sy-datum+4(2) = '11'.
e_skip = 'X'.
ct_messages = VALUE #( BASE ct_messages
( type = /nly/cl_table_rest_v3=>co_msg_type_error
visu_type = /nly/cl_table_rest_v3=>co_visu_type_toast
hdr = 'Planning not allowed'
msg = 'Planning round is over, no values will be displayed')
).
ENDIF.
ENDIF.
Which License is needed for this feature Professional ✘ | Enterprise ✔