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    Nested Tables in Adobe Forms

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    This document provides steps to create a nested table in an Adobe form using SAP. It describes creating an interface with global types for nested tables, internal tables, and work areas. Code is written to fetch flight details from database tables and populate the nested tables. The form is then created and fields are dragged and dropped to display the nested table output. Binding is set up to display the records in the form.

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    Nested Tables in Adobe Forms

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    This document provides steps to create a nested table in an Adobe form using SAP. It describes creating an interface with global types for nested tables, internal tables, and work areas. Code is written to fetch flight details from database tables and populate the nested tables. The form is then created and fields are dragged and dropped to display the nested table output. Binding is set up to display the records in the form.

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    This document provides steps to create a nested table in an Adobe form using SAP. It describes creating an interface with global types for nested tables, internal tables, and work areas. Code is written to fetch flight details from database tables and populate the nested tables. The form is then created and fields are dragged and dropped to display the nested table output. Binding is set up to display the records in the form.

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    This Tutorial demonstrates on using Nested Tables in Adobe Forms.

    Step1: Go to SFP transaction and create interface for the Adobe form.

    Note: Maintain Interface type ABAP-Dictionary Based interface. (IN ECC6.0 Version)

    Step 2: Create Global Types as shown below by clicking on Types, here we are creating a
    Nested Table type which consists of 2 Individual fields (carrid, carrname) and an Internal
    Table(spfli).
    Step 3: Create Global Work Areas and Internal Tables as shown below.

    WA_SCARR TYPE SCARR


    IT_SCARR TYPE SCARR_TAB
    WA_SPFLI TYPE SPFLI
    IT_SPFLI TYPE SPFLI_TAB
    WA_FLIGHT TYPE TYPE_FLIGHT
    IT_FLIGHT TYPE TABLE_TYPE_FLIGHT

    Step 4: Code for fetching the data is written in the code initialization part of interface.

    In code initialization the variables whose values are being passed to the code to fetch the
    details of the output should be declared in the Input parameters and the variables to which
    the results are assigned needs to be declared in the Output parameters.

    Input Parameters:

    WA_SCARR
    IT_SCARR
    WA_SPFLI
    IT_SPFLI
    WA_FLIGHT

    Output Parameters:

    IT_FLIGHT
    Step 5: Write the below code in code initialization part. Check for errors and activate the
    interface.

    * Fetching Flight Details from SCARR Table.


    SELECT *
    INTO TABLE it_scarr
    FROM scarr
    UP TO 10 ROWS.
    * Fetching Data from SPFLI Table for corresponding Entries in SCARR.
    SELECT *
    INTO TABLE it_spfli
    FROM spfli
    FOR ALL ENTRIES IN it_scarr
    WHERE carrid EQ it_scarr-carrid.
    * Looping at SCARR Internal Table.
    LOOP AT it_scarr INTO wa_scarr.
    wa_flight-carrid = wa_scarr-carrid.
    wa_flight-carrname = wa_scarr-carrname.
    * Looping at SPFLI Internal Table.
    LOOP AT it_spfli INTO wa_spfli WHERE carrid EQ wa_scarr-carrid.
    * Appending SPFLI Records into the SPFLI part of FLIGHT Table.
    APPEND wa_spfli TO wa_flight-spfli.
    ENDLOOP.
    * Appending SCARR Records into the SCARR part of FLIGHT Table.
    APPEND wa_flight TO it_flight.
    CLEAR wa_flight.
    ENDLOOP.

    Step 6: After the interface part is done, create Form by going to SFP transaction.

    Step 7: In the creation of the Form, we need to give the name of the interface for which
    we are creating the Form. This is the additional functionality in Adobe forms. One
    interface can be used for many Forms if it is suitable.
    Give the Description to the Form as shown below.

    Step 8: In the Context tab of the Form we will find two sections Interface and Context.

    In Interface we will find the data that was created in the interface. We need to drag the
    elements that need to be displayed in output into the content area.

    Deactivate the Unwanted Fields as shown below.


    Rename Content Area to ContentArea1.

    Then Right-Click on the Content Area and click on Insert SubForm and Resize it
    accordingly.
    After that Click on Master Pages and then Drag and Drop a Text and Enter any suitable
    Text.

    Then Right-Click on data and create one more Sub Form and align it as shown below.
    Reduce the size of Content Area as shown in figure below.

    Step 9: Click on Subform and then in Right-click on the Subform and then in Palettes click on
    Object and then under Objects Tab click on Subform and make the Content as Flowed as shown
    below.

    Then Create one more Subform and Rename it as Table and then Right-click on this Form and in
    Palettes click on Accessibility make the Subform role as Table and make its Subform content as
    Flowed as in above case.

    Step 10: Then Insert two Sub Forms in the Table Sub Form, rename it as Header and Body,
    make sure to make them as Flowed too, and make the Accessibility of the two Subforms as
    Header Row and Body Row respectively.

    Then Insert a Static Text in Header and insert the Field names as shown below.

    Step 11: Then under Data View, individually Drag and Drop the Fields from the table it_flight in
    Body Sub Form.
    Fields are CARRID,

    CARRNAME,

    SPFLI.

    Step 12: Then under Hierarchy tab Select the 3 Fields (i.e. Carrid, Carrname, and SPFLI) and
    then drag drop them in Body Sub Form as shown below.

    Then make the Body Sub Form as Flowed as well as make its Flow Direction as Western Text as
    shown below.

    Step 13: Delete the Table Header of SPFLI as shown.


    Select the all Fields and make their Appearance as None.

    Insert a column to the left of connid as shown below.

    Finally arrange the Fields as shown below.


    Step 14: Under the Pagination Tab of Body Subform in Overflow choose the Go To Content
    Areavalue as ContentArea1.

    Step 15: Change the Binding of the Body Subform as shown below.

    Step 16: Give the binding for CARRID.


    Follow the same for CARRNAME.

    Change the binding for SPFLI as shown below.

    Change binding for CONNID and fields related to SPFLI as shown below.
    Step 17:

    Save and Activate the form.

    Step 18:

    Execute the form. The following output will be displayed.

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