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  • SAP R/3 Document: FAQ - ABAP/4 Dialog Programming: By: C.Rajasekhar 1

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    Dialog programming in ABAP/4 allows for customized screens through screen, menu, transaction code, and module pool programs. Module pool programs cannot run directly like normal reports and have an attribute of "M" instead of running with F8. PBO runs before outputting a screen while PAI runs after input. The button pressed can be identified by its "fcode" attribute. The GUI interface is the menu bar. PBO and PAI contain default modules like STATUS_0100 and USER_COMMAND_0100. If no menu bar is specified, the default is the system and help menus. Each screen has one PBO and one PAI. Function keys can be associated with buttons in the menu bar.

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    Dialog programming in ABAP/4 allows for customized screens through screen, menu, transaction code, and module pool programs. Module pool programs cannot run directly like normal reports and have an attribute of "M" instead of running with F8. PBO runs before outputting a screen while PAI runs after input. The button pressed can be identified by its "fcode" attribute. The GUI interface is the menu bar. PBO and PAI contain default modules like STATUS_0100 and USER_COMMAND_0100. If no menu bar is specified, the default is the system and help menus. Each screen has one PBO and one PAI. Function keys can be associated with buttons in the menu bar.

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    SAP R/3 Document: FAQ - ABAP/4 Dialog Programming: By: C.Rajasekhar 1

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    Dialog programming in ABAP/4 allows for customized screens through screen, menu, transaction code, and module pool programs. Module pool programs cannot run directly like normal reports and have an attribute of "M" instead of running with F8. PBO runs before outputting a screen while PAI runs after input. The button pressed can be identified by its "fcode" attribute. The GUI interface is the menu bar. PBO and PAI contain default modules like STATUS_0100 and USER_COMMAND_0100. If no menu bar is specified, the default is the system and help menus. Each screen has one PBO and one PAI. Function keys can be associated with buttons in the menu bar.

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    SAP R/3 Document : FAQ ABAP/4 Dialog Programming

    1) Why do I need dialog programming in the first place .


    Ans ) to have your own customized screens

    2)

    What does the dialog programming consists / made up of ?

    Ans ) Screen , Menu , Transaction code , module pool program ,.


    3) Difference between the normal report / program and Module pool program ?
    Ans) Normal report can be run straight away by F8 Attributes : 1 online
    program
    Module pool program cannot be run straight away attributes : M module pool program .
    4) PBO and PAI
    Ans ) Process before output
    Process after input
    5) How can I identify which button is pressed
    Ans ) fcode attributes of the button .

    6) GUI interface to the program


    Ans ) menu bar
    7) What does PAI and Pbo contain by default
    Ans ) PBO - MODULE STATUS_0100.
    PAI - * MODULE USER_COMMAND_0100.
    8) If we do not have / give menu bar than what will menu bar have by default .
    Ans ) system , help .

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    SAP R/3 Document : FAQ ABAP/4 Dialog Programming


    9) The number of PBO and PAI for a screen .
    Ans ) one PBO and one PAI .
    10 ) In the menubar can you associate a function key to a button .
    Ans ) yes

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