Entering content frameSyntax documentation reopen_document Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

When you close a document, it remains in memory on the presentation server. You can reopen it using the reopen_document method.

CALL METHOD document->reopen_document
     EXPORTING open_inplace   = open_inplace
               open_readonly  = open_readonly
               do_save        = do_save
               onsave_macro   = onsave_macro
               startup_macro  = startup_macro
               no_flush       = no_flush
     IMPORTING has_changed    = has_changed
               error          = error
               retcode        = retcode.

Description of parameters

Parameter

Optional

Description

open_inplace

X

'X': Document is opened within the R/3 window (only if the parameter inplace = ‘X’ was set when you called the method get_document_proxy).

' ' : Document is opened in a separate window.

open_readonly

X

Open in display mode (the close_event event is not triggered when the document is closed, and the parameter has_changed is always initial).

do_save

X

Determines whether the document should be saved

onsave_macro

X

The name of a macro that is called if the document has been changed and one of the following conditions applies:

  • The user closes the application (if it is not running in-place)
  • You use one of the following methods:
    • save_document
    • reopen_document with do_save = 'X'
    • close_document with do_save = 'X'

The Macro must be stored in the document.

Note: What constitutes a change to the document differs from application to application:

  • MS Project and MS Excel almost always consider the document to have been changed, so the macro is called even if you have not made any physical changes

In MS Word and MS Powerpoint, you must physically change the document in order for the macro to be called

startup_macro

X

Macro to be run when you open the document.

has_changed

  

Flags whether the office application document was changed If you set the open_readonly parameter when you opened the document, the value of has_changed is always initial.

Caution

You can only start one document in the R/3 window (in place).

 

 

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