insert_table2 (SAP Library - Desktop Office Integration (BC-CI))

insert_table2

Use this method to insert the contents of an internal table from your ABAP program into a table in the word processor document. The table in the document must already exist before you execute the method.

Note

The difference between this method and insert_table is that here you specify the columns of the data table that you want to display by name, not by their index number.

CALL METHOD wp->insert_table2
       EXPORTING data_table      = data_table
                 info_col_table = info_col_table
                 lowerbound      = lowerbound
                 upperbound      = upperbound
                 doctable_number = doctable_number
                 clearoption     = clearoption
                 startrow        = startrow
                 varsize         = varsize
                 no_flush        = no_flush
       IMPORTING retcode         = retcode
                 error           = error.

Parameter	Optional	Description
data_table		The internal table containing the R/3 data you want to place in the table in the document
info_col_table		An internal table with the type SOI_COLNAMES_TABLE . Each row in this table can contain the name of a column in the data table. When it displays the data table in the document table, the system uses the columns you specified in the order in which you listed them. To leave a column blank in the table in the document, enter the value ' ' (space) in the relevant row of this table.
lowerbound		The index of the first entry of the data table you want to display in the document table. To start at the beginning of the table, use the value 0 .
upperbound		The index of the last entry of the data table you want to display in the document table. To display all entries from the entry you specified in lowerbound up to the end of the table, use the value 0 .
doctable_number		The number of the table in the document into which you want to insert the data. The numbering starts at 1 .
clearoption		Option for clearing existing contents of the table in the document. It can have the following values: 0 - No clearing The method only overwrites fields of the table in which it actually enters data. 1 - Clear in all rows The method overwrites the contents of the table with the new data from R/3. Data above the specified starting row (startrow) is left untouched. The contents of the remaining lines of the old table that are below the insertion are deleted. Note: In rows of the document table in which the method inserts data, the contents of fields that are not filled automatically (value 0 in the corresponding row of info_table ) are not deleted. 2 - Clear only in accessed columns The method deletes the entire contents of the columns of the document table in which it inserts data. The contents of all other columns are left untouched.
startrow		The first row of the document table in which you want to insert data
varsize		Flag to indicate whether the table in the document should be resized to fit the number of rows passed by the method. Possible values: ' ' : The table is not resized. Caution: If the table has fewer rows than the number of entries you pass to it, not all of the data can be displayed. 'X' : The table is resized.
wholetable	X	Not yet implemented

Note

While you can use varsize to adjust the number of rows in the table automatically, you cannot adjust the number of columns. If you pass more columns from your data table than are available in the document table, the system will not be able to display the additional columns. To find out the number of columns in a particular table in the document, use the method get_table_info.