1. Techniques for List Creation (2) Data formatting and control level processing Basics for Interactive Lists Detail lists The Program Interface Interactive List Techniques

2. Control Level Processing

3. Creating an Internal Table

4. Filling an Internal Table

5. Sorting and Editing an Internal Table

6. Control Level Processing for Internal Tables

7. Control Level processing Schema for Internal Tables

8. Basics for Interactive Lists Creating lists Selection screens Events User dialogs on lists Using the hide technique to pass data

9. Creating Lists: Overview

10. Selection Screen

11. Entering Value Ranges

12. Defining and Calling Selection Screens

13. Events: Selection Screen

14. Events: Executable Program / Basic List

15. User Dialogs on Lists

16. Events: Detail List

17. Potential Problems

18. Placing Global Data in the Hide Area

19. Retrieving Data From the Hide Area

20. Valid Line Selection

21. Detail Lists

22. Example: A Simple Detail List

23. Syntax: A Simple Detail List

24. Example: Detail lists

25. The HIDE Area

26. Line Selection

27. Line Selection: Syntax

28. User Interfaces: Overview Overview: GUI titles and GUI statuses Creating a GUI status Using a GUI status

29. Overview: The Screen

30. GUI Title

31. Status: Technical View (1)

32. Status: Technical View (2)

33. Functions

34. Function Key Settings

35. Menus and Menu Bars

36. Creating GUI status

37. Adjusting Statuses

38. Including Existing Elements

39. Creating a GUI Status: Function Key Settings

40. Standard Toolbar: Automatic Assignments

41. Creating a GUI Status: Application Toolbar

42. Creating a GUI Status: Menu Bar

43. Activating Title and Status

44. Event: AT USER-COMMAND

45. Interactive List Techniques Selecting multiple lines Sorting lists Controlling the list sequence and messages

46. Flow Control in Details Lists

47. Selecting Multiple Lines Selecting multiple lines Sorting lists Controlling the list sequence and messages

48. Selecting Multiple Lines

49. Reading From the List Buffer

50. Changing the List Buffer

51. Sorting lists

52. Finding Out the Sort Field

53. Sorting Lists: Program

54. List Navigation

55. Messages in Interactive Lists

56. Logical Database Advantages and Uses of Logical Databases Sub-Objects of the Logical Database Data Retrieval with Logical Database

57. Generating Lists

58. Advantages of a Logical Databases

59. Logical Database: Overview

60. Logical Database: F1S Nodes

61. Sample Program for a Logical Database

62. LDB Sub-Objects: Structure

63. Events in Logical Databases

64. Program Flow and Termination Alternatives

65. LDB Sub-Objects: Selections

66. Selection Screen for the Logical Database

67. Logical Database: Dynamic Selections

68. LDB Sub-Objects: Database Programs

69. Interaction: LDB and Program

70. Checking Internal Program Selections