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Procedure documentation Configuring Message Display  Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Use

You use this function to configure the columns of the displayed message table.

Prerequisites

You have started the Runtime Workbench, are in message monitoring, and have displayed the messages of the required component.

Changing and Managing Message Display Layout

If you want to change the default columns that are displayed during message monitoring, proceed as follows:

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       1.      Select Configure Table Columns. The system displays the available columns.

       2.      Select the columns you want to use and choose Accept.

       3.      To return to the previous display, choose Reset.

       4.      To return to the standard display, choose Standard.

To save the changed table configuration, proceed as follows:

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       1.      Choose Save Layout.

       2.      Gave the layout a name and provide a comment, if required.

       If you want the layout to only be available for your user, choose User-Specific.

       If you want the layout to be the default layout for your user, choose User-Specific and Default.

       If you want the layout to be the default layout for all users, just choose Default.

Note

If a default (general or user-specific) layout already exists, then it will be overwritten.

       3.      Choose Save.

If you want to reuse a table configuration that has already been saved, proceed as follows:

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       1.      Choose Select Layout.

       2.      Choose the required layout.

       3.      Choose Load.

If you want to reuse table configuration that have already been saved, proceed as follows:

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       1.      Choose Manage Layouts.

       2.      Choose the required layout.

       3.      If you want to delete the selected layout, choose Delete.

       4.      If you want to make the selected layout the standard, choose Standard.

Sorting Message Display

If you want to sort the table by a particular column, choose the symbol for ascending (This graphic is explained in the accompanying text) or descending (This graphic is explained in the accompanying text) sorting in the header line of the corresponding column. The table is then sorted correspondingly, in ascending or descending order.

 

 

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