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Help with ranges.

Former Member — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 16:46:29 GMT

Hi!,

Is the first time that I work with ranges, some body can explain me this code? I dont know if the append in this code is correct or I need to put it below of it r_bstat-low and I dont know how can I use the LOW or High part in this code.

Thanks!!


ranges: r_bstat for bkpf-bstat occurs 0.

  r_bstat-sign     = 'E'.
  r_bstat-option   = 'EQ'.
  r_bstat-LOW      = 'S'.
  r_bstat-LOW      = 'V'.
  r_bstat-LOW      = 'W'.
  r_bstat-LOW      = 'Z'.
  r_bstat-LOW      = 'D'.

  APPEND R_BSTAT.

Re: Help with ranges.

Former Member — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 16:50:04 GMT

Hi Carlos,

Change your code as mentioned below:

r_bstat-sign = 'E'.

r_bstat-option = 'EQ'.

r_bstat-LOW = 'S'.

APPEND R_BSTAT.

r_bstat-sign = 'E'.

r_bstat-option = 'EQ'

r_bstat-LOW = 'V'.

APPEND R_BSTAT.

r_bstat-sign = 'E'.

r_bstat-option = 'EQ'

r_bstat-LOW = 'W'.

APPEND R_BSTAT.

r_bstat-sign = 'E'.

r_bstat-option = 'EQ'

r_bstat-LOW = 'Z'.

APPEND R_BSTAT.

r_bstat-sign = 'E'.

r_bstat-option = 'EQ'

r_bstat-LOW = 'D'.

APPEND R_BSTAT.

Hope this may help you.

Lanka

Re: Help with ranges.

RichHeilman — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 16:50:11 GMT

If you wish to exclude all of those values, you need to append to the table for each.




ranges: r_bstat for bkpf-bstat. 
 r_bstat-sign     = 'E'. 
 r_bstat-option   = 'EQ'. 
 r_bstat-LOW      = 'S'.  APPEND R_BSTAT.
 r_bstat-LOW      = 'V'.  APPEND R_BSTAT.
 r_bstat-LOW      = 'W'.  APPEND R_BSTAT.
 r_bstat-LOW      = 'Z'.  APPEND R_BSTAT.
 r_bstat-LOW      = 'D'.  APPEND R_BSTAT.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

Re: Help with ranges.

Former Member — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 16:50:35 GMT

HI Carlos,

You have to append each time for LOW to the field.

r_bstat-sign = 'E'.

r_bstat-option = 'EQ'.

r_bstat-LOW = 'S'.

APPEND R_BSTAT.

r_bstat-sign = 'E'.

r_bstat-option = 'EQ'.

r_bstat-LOW = 'V'.

APPEND R_BSTAT.

etc etc....

Re: Help with ranges.

Former Member — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 16:50:59 GMT

Try:


ranges: r_bstat for bkpf-bstat occurs 0.
 
  r_bstat-sign     = 'E'.
  r_bstat-option   = 'EQ'.
  r_bstat-LOW      = 'S'.
  APPEND R_BSTAT.
  r_bstat-LOW      = 'V'.
  APPEND R_BSTAT.
  r_bstat-LOW      = 'W'.
  APPEND R_BSTAT.
  r_bstat-LOW      = 'Z'.
  APPEND R_BSTAT.
  r_bstat-LOW      = 'D'.
  APPEND R_BSTAT.

Rob

Re: Help with ranges.

Former Member — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 16:55:38 GMT

hi Carlos,

You can use the RANGES statement to create internal tables of the same type as selection

tables...

i.e..

This statement is simply a shortened form of the following statements:

DATA: BEGIN OF <rangetab> OCCURS 0,

SIGN(1),

OPTION(2)

LOW LIKE <f>,

HIGH LIKE <f>,

END OF <rangetab>.

hope you got the idea behind ranges..

Internal tables created with RANGES have the same structure as selection tables, but they do

not have the same functionality.

RANGES R_CARRID FOR SPFLI-CARRID.

R_CARRID-SIGN = 'I'.

R_CARRID-OPTION = 'EQ'.

R_CARRID-LOW = 'LH'.

APPEND S_CARRID.

IF CARRID IN R_CARRID.

Does this answer your question...

Re: Help with ranges.

Former Member — Mon, 06 Feb 2006 18:07:05 GMT

Thanks for the help people, now I understand better the ranges.