ABAP 7.5 Classical Screens and Selection Screens

Dialog programming consists of the screen, GUI(General User Interface) status, GUI title, module pool program and transaction. True. False.

To develop a dialog transaction, you have to use the Screen Painter to design the screens and populate the screen attributes. You also have to write the screen flow logic to control the data transfer from the screen area to the ABAP program and vice versae. True. False.

You have to define the screen flow logic for both selection screens and dialog screens. False. True.

Screens in module pools can only be addressed using dialog transactions. True. False.

Which of the following is correct?. The screen attributes can be modified in the PROCESS AFTER INPUT (PAI) event block. The screen attributes can be modified in the PROCESS BEFORE OUTPUT (PBO) event block. The screen attributes can be modified both in the PAI and PBO events block. None of the above.

The static sequence of the default next screen can be established by the value in the screen attributes Next Screen. True. False.

If you enter the value ''0'' or blank '' '' as the next screen, then the system resumes processing from the point as which the screen was initiated, assuming the Next Screen attribute is overriden dynamically in the program. True. False.

The Next Screen attribute can be temporarily overwritten by the set screen statement (that is, SET SCREEN XXX , xxx are number). True. False.

The FIELD statement does not have any effect in the PBO event block, and it should not be use in the PBO event block. True. False.

The FIELD statement with the ON INPUT addition is used to call the ABAP dialog module under conditions. The ABAP dialog module is called if the value screen is other than the initial value. True. False.

The FIELD statement with the ON REQUEST addition calls the ABAP dialog module if any value is entered in the screen field. True. False.

You can call a module for the FIELD statement to validate user entry on the input field. You can validate the entry on the input field and send an error or a warning message from an ABAP dialog module. True. False.

If an error or warning message is sent from the ABAP dialog module for the FIELD statement within the CHAIN and ENDCHAIN statements, then all of the fields within CHAIN and ENDCHAIN are ready for user input again. True. False.

If you use the FIELD statement outside a CHAIN statement, only a single field is made ready for input when a warning or error message is displayed, whereas with the CHAIN and ENDCHAIN statements, the set of fields within the statement block is made ready for input in case of error or warning. True. False.

The user interface consists of the GUI status and GUI title. True. False.

At Most a menu bar can have 10 menus. False. True.

At most how many buttons can the application toolbar have on the screen?. 20. 30. 35. 10. None of the above.

At most, how many menu items (including functions, separators and sub-menus) can a menu have on the screen?. 15. 20. 10. None of the above.

The data is transferred and displayed on the screen after the processing of the PBO. True. False.

Which statement will interrupt the processing of the current screen and branch to new screen. CALL SCREEN <NNNN>. LEAVE TO SCREEN <NNNN>. SET SCREEN <NNNN>. None of the above.

What is the default selection screen number for the ABAP program?. 1000. 100. 1100. None of the above.

You can have only one selection screen for an ABAP program. True. False.

What are the declarative statements used to define the selection? Select all that apply. PARAMETERS. SELECT-OPTIONS. SELECTION-SCREEN. None of the above.

You use the addition OBLIGATORY to define the input field of a parameter as a required field. True. False.

Which of the following statements are correct? Select all that apply. The SELECT-OPTIONS statement creates an internal table with a header line. the internal table is also known as the selection table. The structure of the selection table created with SELECT-OPTIONS has four components: SIGN, OPTION, LOW, and HIGH. You can use the addition NO-DISPLAY to hide the input field on the selection screen. You can only specify default values for the LOW and HIGH fields of the SELECT-OPTIONS input field.

Your selection screen can be modified at which event?. AT SELECTION-SCREEN OUTPUT. AT SELECTION-SCREEN. AT SELECTION-SCREEN ON <field_name>. None of the above.

Which of the following statements regarding the event AT SELECTION-SCREEN ON HELP-REQUEST FOR <FIELD> is correct?. This event will display F1 help for the input field on the selection screen. This event will display self-defined F1 help for the input field programmed in the event block and will override any help possibly defined in the ABAP Dictionary for the field. None of the above.

You can define multiple elements in a single line by defining the element within the block SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF LINE and SELECTION-SCREEN END OF LINE. True. False.

The addition NO-EXTENSION for SELECT-OPTIONS will allow only one line in the selection table. True. False.

You can define a selection screen as a subscreen or tab strip control. True. False.

How deep can you nest frames on selection screen?. 5. 6. 4. Not nestable.

In which event can you prepare the screen, providing values for the screen field, setting up the GUI status and the GUI title?. PBO. PAI. POH. POV.