enter name in place of quick view and click on create.
enter Title like description and select data source table join
You can select basis mode or layout mode and enter
Click on insert Table (shift+F1) enter table name , example EKKO and enter
Again click on table and enter table which should be link to previous table. Example in EKKO Po number it is linked to EKPO PO number.
We can take n number of tables which should linked to previous entered table.
Once completed all table linking then click on back button
Now extract the table which is showing left side
Here two rows showing 1) list fields 2) selection fields
selection fields means in selection screen what fields required , these fields are display in input selection screen list fields means out put format. Example i am selecting purchase document number, document date and material number as input fields. and out put filed as material number, vendor number,PO number, item number, Po amount, Po qty, delivery date and scheduling qty, quantity of goods received, issued qty, PR number, PR item number . If you want one filed as input and out put select both. If you want in only input screen then select only selection fields, if you want as out put select only list fields. For example see below screen
Once selection is completed, please save it.
Click on enter
Now execute (F8)
Execute (F8)
After lot of comments and suggestions, i am adding little more use full to other users. Layout Mode/The Graphical Query Painter Use The graphical Query Painter is called whenever you choose to define a QuickView in layout mode. It allows you to format a list according to your wishes and is used especially for constructing basic lists. Features In layout mode, you can: Define output options for lines Change the positioning and size of fields Create screen templates Edit headers, footers, and column headers Define control levels Sort Create totals lists etc.
The Query Painter is made up of screen divided into four windows whose size may vary according to wish. The individual windows contain Those fields at your disposal, organized on the left in tree form The list layout (on the right) Information about the list element currently selected (lower left) Links to the corresponding documentation as well as error messages and warnings (lower right) The window on the upper left-hand side of you screen displays a list of all of the fields you can work with in this particular list. Further information can be found under Selecting List Fields. List layout is simulated in the upper right-hand part of the screen. Individual fields are represented by field values. Sample data records are read from the data source. If this is not possible, dummy field values are inserted. This layout simulation corresponds to the structure of the list that will be created later. It contains the same fields, headers, colors, totals lines, etc. in the same order they will be displayed. In order to simulate the structure of a multiple-line, hierarchical list, numerous sample data records are read from the database and inserted in the list. In addition, the layout window contains several Toolbars for changing list layout and attributes. Many of the elements that appear in the layout window can be moved and changed using drag and drop functionality. Your cursor changes from a pointer to an index finger when positioned on one of these elements. A simple left mouse click frames all moveable objects in blue and you cursor assumes a new shape (move cursor). Now you can move the element in question within the layout window by depressing your left mouse button and dragging the object to a new position. When you release the mouse button, your element assumes its new position (if the new position is allowed). Moveable elements include: All fields in the list layout Toolbars Fields appearing in toolbars Icons in toolbars You may also change the width of certain selected elements (windows in the list layout, toolbars) by placing your cursor on the right edge of the element and increasing or decreasing its width with the left mouse button. If an element is selected in the layout window, information about that element is displayed in the lower left window as soon as the blue frame appears around it in the layout window. With fields, long texts, technical names, and list attributes (display line, position, display length, sort number, etc.) are displayed. You may change these attributes directly in this window. Any entry you make in this window must be confirmed using the Apply pushbutton. You may also call a context menu for an element using your right mouse button once that element has been selected in the layout window. This context menu allows you to display general list attributes or the attributes of specific list lines in the lower left window that cannot otherwise be simulated graphically. As with the other attributes, any entries or changes you make in this window must be confirmed using the Apply pushbutton For more information, see: Selecting List Fields Selecting Selection Fields List Display Options List Line Output Options Field Display Options Output Options for Control Levels Toolbars
List Display Options Click on the ruler in the window on the upper right of your screen to determine list attributes. Several attributes may then be altered in the window on the lower left. You may also place your cursor on a list field and depress the right mouse button. The following context menu appears:
Choose List options and maintain your options in the lower left window. You can change list attributes here by making entries directly. Any entry you make in this window must be confirmed using the Apply pushbutton. List Line Output Options There are two ways to define output options for a line: Place your cursor on the line in question and depress the right mouse button. The following context menu appears:
Choose Line options and maintain your line options in the lower left window. or Double-click on an empty segment of the line (next to the list field). Those options that can be changed are now displayed in the lower left window on your screen. For further information on line options, refer to the following sections