on 06-30-2010 10:09 AM
Hi all,
In tcode : SFP
I want to design each table row (data extracted from the data base) in a given format ...
and for each data displayed will be the same structure.
Example Table: Employees:
A name on the top row His matriculation in the left, the birth day in the middle ..
and it will be repeated for all employees
-> Is it possible? any suggestions for how to do ..
Tnkx & Best regards
In my opinion, the best way how to create tables is to use the subforms. Because of the flexibility. But if you want to finish this quickly, use the drag/drop approach from the data view onto the layout. Otto
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If the table is part of your context, then in the data-view palette, the tablename with grid icon will be available.
you can drag that table from the data-view and place it in the BodyPages layout area.
by default, it will have a header row, whose captions are customizable, and a multi-occurable data row.
the bindings at the table level, row-level and cell-level bindings are automatically set by the tool.
you can change the width, hight, borders etc of cells etc, and for each row, the data will be displayed in the same structure.
if you want to do it manually, you can do with menu Table->Inser Table-> (include header row) etc.
but here you need to take care of data-binding from the table.
thanks,
BJagdishwar.
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