New-Page in SAP-Scripts

[Former Member]

Hi

I am using New-Page <new page name p1> in SAP-Script, but the page p1 is not getting called.

Can anyone suggest any solution for this problem.

This is quiet urgent here.

Thanks in advance.

[Former Member]

new-page works only in the main window, provided the page exists, and we need to check whether it has been placed in the main window or not......

[Former Member]

hi,

1.One thing you need to check in the Form is the defined form is assigned as next to any page .

2.If that page is self to next page.

3.Once check the control_form is called in the driver program.

4.You are way of writing the NEW-PAGE p1 is correct.

Regards,

Kumar(Reward if helpful).

[Former Member]

Hi,

check this

For page1 the next page will be page2 and for page2 NEXT PAGE WILL be page2 itself.

Also Go throuh the information below .

Explicit Page Break: NEW-PAGE

SAPscript automatically inserts a page break when the main window of a page (MAIN) is full. You can use the NEW-PAGE command to force a page break in the text at any point you want one. The text following this command then appears on a new page. The page break is always performed (it is an unconditional page break).

The NEW-PAGE command completes the current page. This means that all the windows that are still on the page are printed immediately. If you use the NEW-PAGE command without parameters, the page defined in the current form as the next page will be taken next. If, however, your form contains a number of different pages, then you can specify any one of these as the next page to be used.

Syntax:

/: NEW-PAGE page_name

/: NEW-PAGE

The current page will be completed and the text in the following lines will be written to the page specified in the form.

/: NEW-PAGE S1

As above, except that the page S1 will be taken as the next page.

· If, in a NEW-PAGE command, you specify a page not contained in the form, the specification is ignored.

· Take care that there are no blank lines immediately before a NEW-PAGE command. If an implicit page break occurs within the blank lines, an unexpected blank page may be printed.

Regards,

Raj.