A list of screen elements in Dynpro applications that can have read access logged.
The main scope of Read Access Logging is to log output fields on result screens. Optionally, also the input fields of the corresponding selection or query screens can be logged. Logging and defining a log context are supported for such selection or query screens and their result screens if both are implemented and processed in the same program. Please note that one business transaction may be processed using more than one program. In such cases, logging of the input field is not possible.
The table below shows the basic screen elements that can be logged in Dynpro applications.
Screen Element | Comment |
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Input fields | Value of input field |
Output fields | Value of output field |
Radio buttons | For each radio button, a value is logged (true/false). Note that each radio button is logged separately. There is no logging of entire groups of radio buttons. |
Checkboxes | Value of checkbox |
Dropdown lists | Technical key value with marker for selected key. Note that the texts from the user interface are not logged. |
Table controls | Columns of table control |
Parameters | Value of the parameters of a selection screen |
Select-Options | Value of each select-option of a selection screen (list of sign, option, low/high values) |
Subscreens | As subscreens consist of the same elements as screens, logging takes place for the elements of subscreens in the same way as for screens |
The table below shows the controls that can be logged:
Control | Comment |
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ALV grid | Columns of a display-only ALV grid control |
Tab strip | Same logging behavior as for subscreens. If switching tabs happens on front-end, logging is done together for all tabs. If, on the other hand, switching tabs happens on application level, the tabs are logged separately. In addition, an OK Code can only be logged when switching tabs happens on application level. |
It is not possible to log other screen objects, such as the following:
For more information about the availability of features of Read Access Logging, see 1969086 .