topic Re: select-options in FM in Application Development and Automation Discussions

select-options in FM

former_member227140 — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 04:34:34 GMT

Hello All,

i am creating RFC enabled function module with 2 input parameters as banfn and vbeln

i have defined them in import paramaters as

IMPORT

P_M_BANFN_LOW TYPE BAPIEBAN-PREQ_NO

P_M_BANFN_HIGH TYPE BAPIEBAN-PREQ_NO

P_M_VBELN_LOW TYPE BAPIEBKN-SD_DOC

P_M_VBELN_HIGH TYPE BAPIEBKN-SD_DOC

user can enter two values or any of the 1 value or values in ranges..it shd work like select-options.

now in source code i have defined...

tables : eban,ebkn.

types : BEGIN OF ITAB ,

vbeln LIKE EBKN-vbeln,

banfn LIKE EBAN-banfn,

bnfpo like eban-bnfpo,

end of itab.

DATA: ITAB_MSGPF TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF ITAB WITH HEADER LINE.

Re: select-options in FM

former_member227140 — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 04:35:33 GMT

(continued source code)

ranges : banfn1 FOR eban-banfn.

if p_m_banfn_low is not initial and p_m_banfn_high is not initial.

banfn1-sign = 'I'.

banfn1-option = 'BT'.

banfn1-LOW = p_m_banfn_low.

banfn1-high = p_m_banfn_high.

append banfn1.

else.

banfn1-sign = 'I'.

banfn1-option = 'CP'.

banfn1-LOW = '*'.

append banfn1.

endif.

ranges : vbeln1 FOR eban-banfn.

if p_m_vbeln_low is not initial and p_m_vbeln_high is not initial.

vbeln1-sign = 'I'.

vbeln1-option = 'BT'.

vbeln1-LOW = p_m_vbeln_low.

vbeln1-high = p_m_vbeln_high.

append vbeln1.

else.

vbeln1-sign = 'I'.

vbeln1-option = 'CP'.

vbeln1-LOW = '*'.

append vbeln1.

endif.

select eban_{banfn eban}bnfpo ebkn~vbeln into corresponding fields of table itab_msgpf up to 10 rows

from eban

inner join ebkn on

eban_{banfn = ebkn}banfn

where eban~banfn in banfn1.

i am unable to fill my internal table itab_msgpf..what might be reason?

Re: select-options in FM

Former Member — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 04:42:58 GMT

Hi,

Refer:

Declare tow ranges in the SOURCE CODE area as:-


RANGES : r_banfn FOR eban-banfn,
         r_vbeln FOR vbak-vbeln.

To populate the range for these two use code:-


IF NOT p_m_banfn_low IS INITIAL.
  IF NOT p_m_banfn_high IS INITIAL.
    r_banfn-sign = 'I'.
    r_banfn-option = 'BT'.
    r_banfn-low = p_m_banfn_low.
    r_banfn-high = p_m_banfn_high.
    APPEND r_banfn.
    CLEAR r_banfn.
  ELSE.
    r_banfn-sign = 'I'.
    r_banfn-option = 'EQ'.
    r_banfn-low = p_m_banfn_low.
    APPEND r_banfn.
    CLEAR r_banfn.
  ENDIF.
ENDIF.
 
IF NOT p_m_vbeln_low IS INITIAL.
  IF NOT p_m_vbeln_high IS INITIAL.
    r_vbeln-sign = 'I'.
    r_vbeln-option = 'BT'.
    r_vbeln-low = p_m_vbeln_low.
    r_vbeln-high = p_m_vbeln_high.
    APPEND r_vbeln.
    CLEAR r_vbeln.
  ELSE.
    r_vbeln-sign = 'I'.
    r_vbeln-option = 'EQ'.
    r_vbeln-low = p_m_vbeln_low.
    APPEND r_vbeln.
    CLEAR r_vbeln.
  ENDIF.
ENDIF.

Now use these two ranges for you select query.

Hope this helps you.

Regards,

Geeta

Re: select-options in FM

former_member222860 — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 04:54:06 GMT

Hi,

Check in the Debug-mode, if BANFN1 is populating with data. Also there may not be any data for the SELECT statement.

Re: select-options in FM

kesavadas_thekkillath — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 05:10:35 GMT

Try some thing like this

if p_m_banfn_low is not initial and p_m_banfn_high is not initial.

elseif p_m_banfn_low is not initial and p_m_banfn_high is initial.

elseif p_m_banfn_low ca '' or p_m_banfn_high ca '' .

endif.

Re: select-options in FM

former_member227140 — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 05:25:06 GMT

hello geeta...

thnks for u r reply..u r answer was up to the mark and it solved my problem...

thnks keshu and mahesh...

Re: select-options in FM

Former Member — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 05:28:07 GMT

Hey,

Thats good... Please close your thread if you got an answer..

Regards,

Geeta