05-18-2006 6:39 AM
HI All,
I have a problem:
I created a field for checkbox in a structure. In the domain of that field I have given the datatype as Char with output lenght as 1. In the Value range tab, I have given as below:
Fixed Value Short text
-
-
X Yes
No
Now by default, the = sign is coming at NO value. I want the = sign at Yes value. How can I do this??
Basically I want to check checked by default. I cant do any modification in the program as its a standard one.
Please give me some idea on this.
Thanks,
Satish
05-18-2006 6:46 AM
05-18-2006 6:47 AM
just click on the radibutton behind 'X'.
where it is?? I didnt find.
I am creating this new domain in se11.
satish
05-18-2006 6:48 AM
IN THE DOMAIN, VALUE RANGE U CAN SEE X AND SPACE.
THERE CLICK ON THE RADIBUTTON BEHIND 'X'.
05-18-2006 6:53 AM
HI Hymavathi,
I didnt find any radiobutton behing 'X'. Its a text field where we can give some value.
plz tell me.
satish
05-18-2006 6:56 AM
05-18-2006 6:59 AM
If I click there its giving an error that
"Incorrect cursor position or object not included in navigation".
05-18-2006 7:01 AM
Hi satish,
1. '=' means default value.
2. '=' will always be for ' ' (SPACE)
3. we cannot put '=' for other values like 'X'.
regards,
amit m.
05-18-2006 6:46 AM
Hi Satish,
Copy the program to a zprogram and do the changes..
In zprogram mention about the default value for a field.
I think this should solve the problem.
Regards,
Irfan Hussain
05-18-2006 6:48 AM
Copy the program to a zprogram and do the changes..
I cant copy the program to a Z program, bcoz its related to ME22N tcode. I can only change in SE11. For that I am creating a new domain. There I am getting this problem
satish
05-18-2006 6:51 AM
I think such a field will always default to blank which means, no. What you could do is name your field differently so that it makes sense for the default to be 'false'. Reverse the meaning of the text label.
i.e., instead of having a flag with a label of 'include zero values', have a label of 'do not include zero values'. The default will still be 'no' but this will effectively mean 'include zero values'.