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Creating Internal Table having mulitple structures.

Former Member — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 04:02:33 GMT

I want to create one internal table to extract data of multiple structures.

E.g. I have two structures :

Types:

Begin of g_struct1,

column1 type c ,

column2 type c ,

Begin of g_struct1,

Begin of g_struct2,

column3 type c ,

column4 type c ,

column5 type c ,

Begin of g_struct2,

data: w_struct1 type g_struct1,

w_struct2 type g_struct3,

w_struct1-column1 = 'A'.

w_struct1-column2 = 'B'.

w_struct2-column3 = 'C'.

w_struct2-column4 = 'D'.

w_struct2-column5 = 'E'.

For the above two structures i want to build internal table and create a common key.

Expected Data in Internal Table

1AB

1CDE

Appreciate help.

Re: Creating Internal Table having mulitple structures.

Former Member — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 04:05:32 GMT

Hi Rao,

Can you elabrate your requirement .so that it is more convenient get a solution for your question.

Re: Creating Internal Table having mulitple structures.

Former Member — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 04:15:43 GMT

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Re: Creating Internal Table having mulitple structures.

Former Member — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 04:17:29 GMT

i did not understood ur queryy properly, but, do u mean like below,(with assumption that, each itab1 and itab2 does contans same # of recs)

data ind type i.

consolidated_itab is ur result itab.

describe table itab1 lines sy-tfill.

do sy-tfill times.

add 1 to idx.

read itab1 index idx

consolidated_itab-key = idx.

consolidated_itab-field1 = itab1-field1.

append consolidated_itab

clear consolidated_itab

read itab2 index idx

consolidated_itab-key = idx.

consolidated_itab-field1 = itab2-field1.

append consolidated_itab

clear consolidated_itab

enddo.

there r syntax errors, pls. check.

thanq

Re: Creating Internal Table having mulitple structures.

Former Member — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 04:19:11 GMT

Dear,

do like this,

data: begin of t_itab occurs 0,

include structure t_struct1.

include structure t_struct2.

data: end of t_itab.

regards

vijay

Re: Creating Internal Table having mulitple structures.

Former Member — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 04:35:56 GMT

Hi,

try this.

Create one more field which would be common for both structures.

Types:

Begin of g_struct1,

comm type i,

column1 type c ,

column2 type c ,

Begin of g_struct1,

Begin of g_struct2,

comm type i,

column3 type c ,

column4 type c ,

column5 type c ,

Begin of g_struct2,

data: w_struct1 type g_struct1,

w_struct2 type g_struct3.

data: itab1 like standard table of w_struct1,

itab2 like standard table of w_struct2.

w_struct1-comm = 1.

w_struct1-column1 = 'A'.

w_struct1-column2 = 'B'.

append w_struct1 to itab1.

clear w_struct1.

w_struct2-comm = 1.

w_struct2-column3 = 'C'.

w_struct2-column4 = 'D'.

w_struct2-column5 = 'E'.

append w_struct2 to itab2.

clear w_struct2.

Re: Creating Internal Table having mulitple structures.

Former Member — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 05:02:53 GMT

Hi Rao,

One small suggession. Check whether this is useful in your case.

Instead of having two different internal tables with a common key, you can create one internal table with all the fields available in it.

Please see the code below.


Types:
Begin of g_struct3,
column1 type c ,
column2 type c ,
column3 type c ,
column4 type c ,
column5 type c ,
End of g_struct3.

data: it_struct3 type standard table of g_struct3.

data: w_struct3 type g_struct3.

w_struct3-column1 = 'A'.
w_struct3-column2 = 'B'.
w_struct3-column3 = 'C'.
w_struct3-column4 = 'D'.
w_struct3-column5 = 'E'.

append w_struct3 to it_struct3.

Your internal table will have the data like shown below.

A B C D E

What ever manipulations you want to make with two internal tables (having a common key), you can do those manipulations with one internal table (having all those fields available) also.

Re: Creating Internal Table having mulitple structures.

MarcinPciak — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 23:10:26 GMT

Hi,

To have multiply structures in one table and later be able to address them within one table row, do the following:


"first structure
types: begin of g_struct1,
              column1 type c ,
              column2 type c ,
           end of g_struct1.

"second one
types: begin of g_struct2,
           column3 type c ,
           column4 type c ,
           column5 type c ,
         end of g_struct2.

"compound type of these two structures
types: begin of g_struct.
  include type g_struct1 as first_struct.
  include type g_struct2 as sec_struct.
types: end of g_struct.

"table type of compound structures type
types: g_tab type table of g_struct with key .....   "list your key fields here (will become common key)

"declare your table
data: gt_tab type g_tab with header line.

"now you address table components (all 5 columns) normally i.e.
gt_tab-column1 = ...
gt_tab-column2 = ...
...
gt_tab-column5 = ...

"but you can also address entire structures within the table (not only its components) i.e. when passing to 
"subroutine

perform my_sub using gt_tab-first_struct1    "pass all components of first structure (2 first columns)
                                       gt_tab-sec_struct2.   "pass all components of sec one (3 last columns)


form my_sub using f_struct1 type g_struct1
                                 f_struct2 type g_struct2.
"here you still can adress the componetns separately like
f_strcut1-column1 = ...
...
f_strcut2-column4 =...

"but also address them like
move-corresponding f_struct1 to ....  "move  all components at once
endform.

This way you can achieve structures' multiplicity in one table using desired fields as key fields (which will be a common key to those two structures)

Regards

Marcin