Parameter | Reference | Type | Length | Default | Optional | Text |
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AGRID | 0 | SPACE | X | DO NOT USE | ||
ATYPE | 0 | 'TIME' | X | Parameters for statistics type | ||
AUTO_CMD_1 | 0 | SPACE | X | DO NOT USE | ||
AUTO_CMD_2 | 0 | SPACE | X | DO NOT USE | ||
CLR_BGRD | 0 | SPACE | X | Color | ||
CLR_FGRD | 0 | SPACE | X | Color | ||
CLR_FRAME | 0 | SPACE | X | Color | ||
CLR_GRID | 0 | SPACE | X | Color | ||
CLR_KORD | 0 | SPACE | X | Color | ||
CLR_LGDBGRD | 0 | SPACE | X | Color | ||
CLR_LGDFGRD | 0 | SPACE | X | Color | ||
CLR_LGDFRAM | 0 | SPACE | X | Color | ||
CLR_LGDTEXT | 0 | SPACE | X | Color | ||
CLR_TEXT | 0 | SPACE | X | Color | ||
DMODE | 0 | SPACE | X | Display mode | ||
GRIDDENS | 0 | SPACE | X | Grid option : rough / fine | ||
GRIDDISP | 0 | SPACE | X | Grid option ; line type | ||
GRIDTYPE | 0 | SPACE | X | Grid option : Grid type | ||
INBUF | 0 | SPACE | X | DO NOT USE | ||
INFORM | 0 | SPACE | X | Allows the selection of curves and points | ||
MAIL_ALLOW | 0 | SPACE | X | Allow storage in SAPoffice = 'X' | ||
PWDID | 0 | SPACE | X | Dialog parameters | ||
R_DAY | 0 | SPACE | X | Reference date for VALS | ||
SCALE | 0 | SPACE | X | Scaling mode | ||
SET_FOCUS | 0 | 'x' | X | Set focus during reload | ||
SO_CONTENTS | 0 | SPACE | X | Subtitle of generated SAPoffice document | ||
SO_RECEIVER | 0 | SPACE | X | Recipient of generated SAPoffice object | ||
SO_SEND | 0 | SPACE | X | Graphic storage in SAPoffice instead of display | ||
SO_TITLE | 0 | SPACE | X | Title of the generated SAPoffice document | ||
STAT | 0 | SPACE | X | Dialog parameters | ||
STEPX | 0 | SPACE | X | Increment for labeling the X axis | ||
STEPY | 0 | SPACE | X | Increment for labeling the Y-axis | ||
SUPER | 0 | SPACE | X | Dialog parameters | ||
TAXIS | 0 | SPACE | X | Text for the reference axis | ||
TITLE | 0 | SPACE | X | Window title | ||
TTEXT | 0 | SPACE | X | Heading | ||
TUNIT | 0 | SPACE | X | Unit of measurement for time axis (ATYPE = 'TIME') | ||
UTEXT | 0 | SPACE | X | Heading subtitle | ||
VALT | 0 | SPACE | X | Axis name | ||
WINID | 0 | SPACE | X | Dialog parameters | ||
WINPOS | 0 | SPACE | X | Position of the statistics window (1..9) | ||
WINSZX | 0 | '50' | X | Size of the output window in X-direction (%) | ||
WINSZY | 0 | '50' | X | Size of the output window in Y-direction (%) | ||
XDECS | 0 | SPACE | X | Places behind the decimal point for X-axis labeling | ||
XRNGL | 0 | 0 | X | Lower range for X-axis | ||
XRNGU | 0 | 0 | X | Upper range for X-axis | ||
XTCKS | 0 | SPACE | X | Number of subdivisions on the X-axis | ||
XYAXE | 0 | SPACE | X | Selection of the reference axis | ||
X_ART | 0 | SPACE | X | Scaling type on the X-axis | ||
X_OPT | 0 | SPACE | X | INTERNAL USE ONLY | ||
Y2RNGL | 0 | 0 | X | Lower range for Y-axis / curve 2 | ||
Y2RNGU | 0 | 0 | X | Upper range for Y-axis / curve 2 | ||
Y2TCKS | 0 | SPACE | X | Number of intervals in Y-axis / curve 2 | ||
YDECS | 0 | SPACE | X | Places behind the decimal point for Y-axis labeling | ||
YRNGL | 0 | 0 | X | Lower range for Y-axis | ||
YRNGU | 0 | 0 | X | Upper range for Y-axis | ||
YTCKS | 0 | SPACE | X | Number of subdivisions on the Y-axis | ||
Y_ART | 0 | SPACE | X | Scaling type in Y direction | ||
ZEROLINE | 0 | '1' | X | Switch zero line on/off | ||
ZMODE | 0 | SPACE | X | Reference axis subdivision |
Parameter | Reference | Type | Length | Text |
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CUA_ID | 0 | CUA event | ||
INDEX | 0 | selected curve point | ||
KURVE | 0 | Selected curve | ||
M_TYP | 0 | Dialog parameters | ||
NEW_VAL | 0 | New value during modification | ||
RBUFF | 0 | DO NOT USE | ||
RWNID | 0 | Dialog parameters | ||
S_TYP | 0 | Statistics message type |
Parameter | Reference | Length | Optional | Text |
---|---|---|---|---|
DATA | 0 | Data table | ||
OPTS | 0 | Options table | ||
VALS | 0 | Table for reference axis |
Exception | Text |
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The function module STAT_GRAPH_REF calls the SAP Statistical program.It enables "mass data" to be displayed. Several curves/records can berepresented at the same time. However it differs from the STAT_GRAPH function module because thedata records have a common reference axis i.e. the same arguments(markers). This means that all records also have to have the same size.The reference axis in table VALS and the corresponding values in tableDATA have to be passed on to the function module. For each record anentry is required in the options table that specifies the typeof display. Two different types of reference axes are supported. The reference axiscan consist of texts (e.g. months of the year) or numericalvalues. The records can be displayed as dots or a continuous curve. INCLUDE 'STAT_CUA_ID' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_INDEX' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_KURVE' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_M_TYP' OBJECT DOKU ID TX NEW_VAL returns the new value of the curve point referred to byKURVE and INDEX if a modification was made.(S_TYP = 'M') INCLUDE 'STAT_RBUFF' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_RWNID' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_S_TYP' OBJECT DOKU ID TX old, do not use The ATYPE parameter is only for use with STAT_GRAPH_REF. This parameter tells the function module how to display the scalevalues along the reference axis. The scale values themselves (thevalues that label the axis) are contained in the VALS parameter. Possible values for ATYPE are: 'VAL' This value causes the scale labels (and their longitudinal grid lines)to appear at regular intervals along the axis. Entries in the VALStable parameter are of type C or N and can be any string or numericlabels desired. 'TIME' This value causes the scale labels (and their longitudinal grid lines)to appear at irregular intervals along the axis. Distances between gridmarkers are determined by the entries in the VALS parameter. Theseentries are actual times, and can be of type P, D, or T. See the VALSparameter for more information. internal use only internal use only This parameter chooses a scaling mode from the Goto -> Display Modemenu. Possible values are the following: '1',,Common scaling mode '2',,Separate scaling mode '3',,Difference scaling mode You can only use the Separate scaling mode if you are graphing twocurves (no more, no less) at a time. INCLUDE 'STAT_GRIDDENS' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_GRIDDISP' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_GRIDTYPE' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_INBUF' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_INFORM' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_MAIL_ALLOW' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_PWDID' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_SCALE' OBJECT DOKU ID TX When <> SPACE, the focus is set to the corresponding graphic windowwhen subsequently loading for every call of the function module. Subtitle Receiver If the field SO_SEND is set to a value other than SPACE, then thegraphic is NOT output on the screen. Instead, a SAPoffice document isgenerated which is described by the parameters SO_RECEIVER, SO_TITLEand SO_CONTENTS. The receiver of the document can then display the graphic. In this way, graphics can also be generated IN THE BACKGROUND. Title INCLUDE 'BUSG_STAT' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_STEPX' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_STEPY' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_SUPER' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_TAXIS' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_TTEXT' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_UTEXT' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_VALT' OBJECT DOKU ID TX The parameter WINID tells the function module which window shouldbe specified when calling up the graphic program. WINID can eitherspecify a window that is already open or a window to be opened. WINID is a dialog parameter that you might want to use if users canopen several windows in the program. If the dialog user can only open one window in the program, thisparameter is not necessary. INCLUDE 'STAT_WINPOS' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_WINSZX' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_WINSZY' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_XDECS' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_XRNGL' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_XRNGU' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_XTCKS' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_XYAXE' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_X_ART' OBJECT DOKU ID TX INCLUDE 'STAT_X_OPT' OBJECT DOKU ID TX Description Description Description
(See the ATYPE and R_DAY parameters for more information.) |