ABAP_to_the_Future

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BRFplus
At the bottom of the screen shown in Figure 9.21, you’ll see a list of fields that
you could use as result parameters. Choose the good old Ingredients parameter,
because that’s the result of the decision you want to make—that is, what type of
ingredients you should use to make your monster based on the customer requirements.
Click Create And Navigate To Object.
You’ll see the decision table screen, which is alarmingly blank (the grayish section
in the background of Figure 9.22). A table cannot hold its head up in polite society
until it has some columns, so you ha d better add some in a hurry. The input
columns you want are going to relate tothe customer requirements: desired monster
sanity, desired scariness, and so on. To achieve this, click the Table Settings
button, and a pop-up box appears in wh ich you can add your good old columns
(Figure 9.22).
Figure 9.22 Empty Table Settings Pop-Up
On the screen shown in Figure 9.22, go to the area with the title Condition Columns,
and follow the menu option Insert Column 폷 From Context Data
Objects. A list of fields appears (Figure 9.23).
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