on 08-28-2014 7:00 AM
Best way to do it (in my opinion) is:
1. Go to ‘Change Screen Modifications’ through SAP IMG → Personnel Management → Personnel Administration → Customizing User Interface -> Change Screen Modifications.
2. Click on "New Entries".
3. Enter Module Pool MP000100, Standard screen 2000, Alternatvie Screen 2000, Variable = 900, Feature = P0001.
4. Select the fields you want in your screen, and Hide the rest.
5. Click on Feature button and maintain accordingly.
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I agree with both the post above, Normally you would be able to hide the screen fields using the table V_T588M, and I believe you have already tried route of V_T588M (looking at your screen shot), I would suggest you to try using the method suggested by Glen. If this doesn't work then you would still will be able to hide Screen Dialog box using the method I have originally suggested.
To my understanding Technical fields are grouped together in various screen filed group and some times these groups override the screen control set by V_T588M (this could be cross checked by looking at the same table , even if you make some fileds mandatory they might not appear on your screen)
now if you don't have ABAP resource, you could have a go at it if you manage your self an object key. If you do go down this route and need help shout...
Once you have modified the screen dont forget to activate the screen otherwise your changes would not work. Have fun
Best luck.
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Hi Kashyap,
With Using Table V_T588M you would be able to hide the fileds but the screen header would not be hidden, this is the work for your ABAPer.
You would need to change the screen layout with using screen painter (se51 - Layout editor). To change this you would need the object key. Be careful though as you would be changing SAP standard modulepoole and screen design this could be over written if you implement HRSP.
Best luck, shout if you need further help!
Regards
Sid
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Hi Kashyap,
Step 1: In transaction code PA30 select Infotype 0001, Click on Create.
Step 2: Select one field in Infotype 0001 and go for help(F1).
Step 3: Select Left side top fourth icon Technical Information.
Step 4: Make a note of program name and screen number.
Step 5: In transaction code SM30 enter the table name V_T588M for screen modification.
Step 6: Hide all the fields in the Administrator Box like Administrator for HR master data, Administrator for time recording, Payroll Administrator, Administrator group, Supervisor area.
Step 7: Save and check in IT 0001 the administrator box will not appear.
Regards,
Triven
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Hi Triven,
I have done same :
The feilds i have hidden are:
P0001-MSTBR -Supervisor Area
P0001-JUPER-Legal Person
P0001-SACHP Administrator for HR Master Data
P0001-SACHZ Administrator for Time Recording
P0001-SACHA Payroll Administrator
P0001-SBMOD Administrator Group
Feilds are hidden but this subsection is appearing s blank.
Regards
Kashyap,
In IT's you can hide / un-hide the fields but heading we cant hide.
let's wait if any one done this before.
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