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Modifying final internal table content.. (to sum up)

Former Member — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 13:08:48 GMT

Hi Experts,

I have started working on ABAP reports very recently....

My output internal table have 4 fields

Date type dats

Ward type c(4)

count1 type i

count2 type i

and the content is like :

Date ward count1 count2

10.01.2008 ward1 1 0

10.01.2008 ward1 1 1

10.01.2008 ward2 0 1

11.01.2008 ward1 1 1

11.01.2008 ward1 1 0

11.01.2008 ward3 0 1

11.01.2008 ward3 1 1

and i need the output in the format

Date ward count1 count2

10.01.2008 ward1 2 1

ward2 0 1

11.01.2008 ward1 2 1

ward3 1 2

and my internal table is

data : begin of it_final occurs 0,

date1 like sy-datum,

ward(4) type c,

count1 type i,

count2 type i,

end of it_final.

Exepcting the reply..

Guru.

Edited by: Guru Ram on Aug 8, 2008 3:09 PM

Re: Modifying final internal table content.. (to sum up)

Former Member — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 13:10:56 GMT

Hi,

insted of append stmt try using collect stmt at the final internal table.

collect itab.

Re: Modifying final internal table content.. (to sum up)

Former Member — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 13:17:59 GMT

u can use at new in side the loop or collect statement

Cheers

Snehi

Re: Modifying final internal table content.. (to sum up)

Former Member — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 13:31:15 GMT

Hii!

Check this code


REPORT z_sdn.
DATA:
  w_num TYPE i.
DATA :
  BEGIN OF fs_final,
    date1 LIKE sy-datum,
    ward(5) TYPE c,
    count1 TYPE i,
    count2 TYPE i,
  END OF fs_final.


DATA:
  t_final LIKE
    TABLE OF
          fs_final.

START-OF-SELECTION.

  fs_final-date1  = '20081001'.
  fs_final-ward   = 'ward1'.
  fs_final-count1 = '1'.
  fs_final-count2 = '0'.
  COLLECT fs_final INTO t_final.

  CLEAR fs_final.
  fs_final-date1  = '20081001'.
  fs_final-ward   = 'ward1'.
  fs_final-count1 = '1'.
  fs_final-count2 = '1'.

  COLLECT fs_final INTO t_final.

  CLEAR fs_final.
  fs_final-date1  = '20081001'.
  fs_final-ward   = 'ward2'.
  fs_final-count1 = '0'.
  fs_final-count2 = '1'.
  COLLECT fs_final INTO t_final.

  CLEAR fs_final.
  fs_final-date1  = '20081101'.
  fs_final-ward   = 'ward1'.
  fs_final-count1 = '1'.
  fs_final-count2 = '1'.
  COLLECT fs_final INTO t_final.

  CLEAR fs_final.
  fs_final-date1  = '20081101'.
  fs_final-ward   = 'ward1'.
  fs_final-count1 = '1'.
  fs_final-count2 = '0'.
  COLLECT fs_final INTO t_final.

  CLEAR fs_final.
  fs_final-date1  = '20081101'.
  fs_final-ward   = 'ward3'.
  fs_final-count1 = '0'.
  fs_final-count2 = '1'.
  COLLECT fs_final INTO t_final.

  CLEAR fs_final.
  fs_final-date1  = '20081101'.
  fs_final-ward   = 'ward3'.
  fs_final-count1 = '1'.
  fs_final-count2 = '1'.
  COLLECT fs_final INTO t_final.

  LOOP AT t_final INTO fs_final.
    AT NEW date1.
      WRITE: / fs_final-date1.
    ENDAT.
    WRITE: / fs_final-ward,
             fs_final-count1,
             fs_final-count2.
  ENDLOOP.

Regards

Abhijeet

Re: Modifying final internal table content.. (to sum up)

Former Member — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 09:35:44 GMT

Thank u Mr. Abhijeet Kulshr.

but i need to wirte this data inta Unix SAP Directory...

will here

loop at it_final.

on change of it_final-date1.

on change of it_final-ward1. will it work here..

collect it_final.

Re: Modifying final internal table content.. (to sum up)

former_member585060 — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 10:42:21 GMT

Hi,

To write to Unix server

Use

OPEN DATASET p_file FOR OUTPUT IN BINARY MODE ENCODING DEFAULT.

If Sy-subrc <> 0.

exit.

endif.

Loop at IT_FINAL into WA_FINAL.

TRANSFER WA_FINAL TO p_file.

CLOSE DATASET p_final.

where IT_FINAL is ur final data internal table,

p_file is the file name on UNIX server.