Get Nested Tables In Adobe Forms Sap

This guide aims to provide users with a comprehensive understanding of how to effectively fill out the nested tables in Adobe Forms within the SAP environment. Follow these steps to ensure accurate completion of the form.

Follow the steps to fill out the nested tables in Adobe Forms SAP.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in the editor.
2. Navigate to the SFP transaction and create an interface for the Adobe form, ensuring to maintain the interface type as ABAP-Dictionary Based interface.
3. Create global types by selecting 'Types' and develop a nested table type with the two individual fields (carrid, carrname) and an internal table (spfli).
4. Set up global work areas and internal tables named WA_SCARR, IT_SCARR, WA_SPFLI, IT_SPFLI, WA_FLIGHT, and IT_FLIGHT.
5. Write the code in the initialization part of the interface, defining input parameters including WA_SCARR, IT_SCARR, WA_SPFLI, IT_SPFLI, WA_FLIGHT and the output parameter IT_FLIGHT.
6. Activate the interface after coding to fetch flight details from SCARR and SPFLI tables as per the established loops.
7. Create the form by returning to the SFP transaction after completing the interface.
8. In the creation process of the form, designate the interface name and provide a description for clarity.
9. Access the Context tab to find and drag elements into the content area from the interface, ensuring to deactivate any unwanted fields and renaming the content area to ContentArea1.
10. Insert a subform and adjust it as required. Include appropriate text in the Master Pages.
11. Capture flight-related data in the Body subform by dragging and dropping the specified fields from the data view.
12. Ensure the Body subform is set to 'Flowed' and the direction aligns with western text standards.
13. Remove unnecessary table headers and set field appearances to None to enhance readability.
14. Under the Pagination tab for the Body subform, select 'Go To Content Area' and enter ContentArea1.
15. Modify the binding of the Body subform, followed by the individual bindings for the fields CARRID, CARRNAME, and SPFLI.
16. Save and activate the form after ensuring that all fields are properly bound and organized.
17. Execute the form to generate the final output, ensuring everything is displayed correctly.

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