Standard Page Header of Individual Pages
The standard page header consists of list and column headers. To influence the representation of these individual components of the standard page header, use the following options of the NEW-PAGE statement:
Syntax
NEW-PAGE [NO-TITLE|WITH-TITLE] [NO-HEADING|WITH-HEADING].
You can switch the standard heading for all subsequent pages on or off using the WITH-TITLE or NO-TITLE additions respectively. The standard setting for basic lists is WITH-TITLE and for detail lists NO-TITLE
You can switch the column headings for all subsequent pages on or off using the WITH-HEADING or NO-HEADING additions respectively. The default setting for basic lists is WITH-HEADING and for detail lists NO-HEADING .
For information on basic and secondary lists, see User Actions in Lists .
Even if you suppress the standard page header by using the NO STANDARD PAGE HEADING option of the REPORT statement, you can activate the display of the individual components using WITH-TITLE and WITH-HEADING .
The NEW-PAGE statement does not affect the display of a page header that you define in the event TOP-OF-PAGE , since this event is processed on the new page (see Individual Page Header ).
REPORT demo_list_new_page_options LINE-SIZE 40.
WRITE: 'Page', sy-pagno.
NEW-PAGE NO-TITLE. WRITE: 'Page', sy-pagno.
NEW-PAGE NO-HEADING. WRITE: 'Page', sy-pagno.
NEW-PAGE WITH-TITLE. WRITE: 'Page', sy-pagno.
NEW-PAGE WITH-HEADING. WRITE: 'Page', sy-pagno.
This program creates five pages with different page headers. In the text elements, the list header is defined as 'Standard Page Header', and the column header as 'Column'.
Pages 1 and 5 contain the complete standard page header. On page 2, the list header is missing. On page 3, the entire page header is suppressed. On page 4, the column header is left out.