You have defined a classical screen (dynpro) with mandatory input fields. You want to exit the screen using the Cancel b

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You have defined a classical screen (dynpro) with mandatory input fields. You want to exit the screen using the Cancel b

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You have defined a classical screen (dynpro) with mandatory input fields. You want to exit the screen using the Cancel button even if not all of the mandatory fields have been filled.What is necessary to achieve this?

A. Set the function type assigned to the Cancel button to S and handle it in a module with the addition AT EXIT-COMMAND.
B. Assign function type E to the Cancel button and handle it in a module with the addition AT EXIT-COMMAND.
C. Set the function code assigned to the Cancel button to CANCEL and handle it in a module with the addition AT EXIT-COMMAND.
D. Use the LOOP AT SCREEN. ... ENDLOOP statement to set the "required" property of the input fields to zero.
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