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  • Table column (0..n)

    Caution

    This aggregation is deprecated. Instead, use the group column aggregation.

    Aggregation for multiple TableColumn s.

    The columns of a Table can be sorted by administrators and end users.

  • DRAG_SOURCE_INFO (0..1)

    Aggregation for a DragSourceInfo. The DragSourceInfo object checks whether table rows can be included in Drag&Drop and on which UI elements they can be dropped.

    Note that you can assign only one DragSourceInfo object and thus only a specific number of "tags" for all table rows. Situations can arise, however, where you want to use various tags for different rows. For example, you have Table A and Table B. You want to allow some rows in Table A to be inserted in Table B but prevent other rows in Table A from being inserted in Table B. In this case, you can trigger a roundtrip when the selection for Table is changed, for example, by setting Table.selectionMode to single. You can change the WDDOMODIFYVIEW property in onLeadSelection or in the action handler for the DragSourceInfo.tags event depending on the selected row. Note that only the row(s) currently selected in a Table can be dragged with Drag&Drop.

  • DROP_ROW_TRG_INFS

    Aggregation of one or more DropTargetInfo s. Entries in this aggregation describe how and which objects can be dropped on table rows.

    More information: Drag and Drop

    You can create this aggregation n the View Designer using the context menu of the UI tree.

  • DROP_TARGET_INFO (0..1)

    Aggregation for a DragTargetInfo. The DropTargetInfo object specifies whether and how objects can be dropped between table rows.

    You can create this aggregation n the View Designer using the context menu of the UI tree.

  • Group column (0..n)

    Aggregation for a group of columns, either single columns (TableColumn) or several columns (TableColumnGroup).

    You can create this aggregation in the View Designer in the UI tree from the context menu (entry Insert Group Column).

    The GROUPED_COLUMNS of a Table can be resorted by administrators and end users.

  • Header (0..1)

    Aggregation for a column title Table, which is implemented using a Caption UI element.

    You can create this aggregation using the context menu in the UI tree in the View Designer (entry Insert Header).

  • Legend popin (0..1)

    Aggregation for a Popin.

    You can create this aggregation in the View Designer in the UI tree from the context menu (entry Insert Legend Popin).

  • Master column (0..1)

    Caution

    This aggregation is deprecated. Instead, use the row arrangement aggregation. See also SAP Note 969581 Information published on SAP site.

    Aggregation for a hierarchy within the Table that is implemented either using TreeByKeyTableColumn or TreeByNestingTableColumn.

    You can create this aggregation in the View Designer in the UI tree from the context menu (entry Insert Master Column).

  • Table popin (0..1)

    Aggregation for a TablePopin within the Table.

    You can create this aggregation in the View Designer in the UI tree from the context menu (entry Insert Table Popin).

  • Row arrangement (0..1)

    Selection of table display type: TreeByKeyTableColumn, TreeByNestingTableColumn, or TableRowGrouping. This aggregation is a substitute for MasterColumn aggregation.

    You can create this aggregation in the View Designer in the UI tree from the context menu (entry Insert Row Arrangement).

  • SCROLL_TIP_PROVIDER (0..1)

    Texts for the scroll tips during scrolling, see TableScrollTipProvider.

    You can create this aggregation in View Designer in the UI tree from the context menu (Insert SCROLL_TIP_PROVIDER entry).

  • SEL_MENU_CFG

    This aggregation is not evaluated at present and is intended for future enhancements.

  • Toolbar (0..1)

    Aggregation for a Toolbar within the Table.

    You can create this aggregation in the View Designer in the UI tree from the context menu (Insert Toolbar entry).