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"Table Maintenance Generator" for WD4A?

Former Member
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Hi,

when implementing <b>customizing functions</b> for software with "traditional" Dynpro UI the <b>Table Maintenance Generator</b> in TA SE11 comes in quite handy as it creates a complete applications including locking, logical transport objects an the like for you.

Sure, I could build the applications for the end user with web dynpro and the customizing functions get implemented the IMG-way with SAPGUI. But I'd prefer offering the complete functions via WD-UI.

Do you have any suggestions for <b>creating good customizing applications fast with Web Dynpro Tools?</b> The WD-SM30-tool maybe ;-)?

Thanks!

Silke

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Former Member
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Former Member
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Hi Silke.

Maintaining database tables is quite easy and fast to implement. Depends on how much

functionality you want to give to the customizer.

Simple changing table entries is straight forward using a table control with inputfields as

celleditors.

Adding new entries can easily be achieved by using a node with the structure of the table

and then use a transparent container and its create container form functionality. This way

you have something to maintain a table very fast.

But if you want to have some fancy things you surely will have to take some time to

develop it.

I have something like adding authorizations to a user where I display to tables

beneath each other and you can select authorisations in the first table and click a button

to move them to the other table (user authorisations). More work to do but done in less

than a day.

But you are right. Would be nice to have a generator here.

Hope this thoughts bring some light in.

Cheers,

Sascha

RenaldWittwer
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Hi Silke,

I don't know if there is a <b>Table Maintenance Generator</b> for WDA, but at least there is something like SE16 in WDA to show the data of a table.

Have a look at this Article from Thomas Jung (what is always worth to look at it)

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Hope that helps!

Best regards

Renald