ABAP_to_the_Future

Creating Rules in BRFplus: Basic Example 9.2
Figure 9.23 Adding Column Fields
These fields are available for your use because they are defined in the function as
either context or result variables. Select the ones you want; in this case, you want
all the customer requirements, which form the input parameters of your function,
but naturally not the output parameters (ingredients). Click OK, and the
screen shown in Figure 9.24 appears.
Figure 9.24 shows the Table Settings box with all the columns added that you
just chose. The little man who lives inside the computer clearly knows what order
you want them in; you didn’t specify an order when you selected the fields, but
on the result screen they’re shown in the same order as the data dictionary table
you created earlier. Because you didn’t actually specify a link to table DDIC and—
amazingly—some people claim there is no little man inside the computer,
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