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Search dump using range table

ling_shi — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 02:09:11 GMT

Hi Guys,

When I use the following code, it creates dump. I wonder any body can help me how to solve it.

regards.

Ling

data: t_range type range of string with HEADER LINE,

s_range like line of t_range.

s_range-sign = 'I'.

s_range-option = 'CP'.

s_range-low = '*'.

append s_range to t_range.

types: BEGIN OF typ_stru,

ch type c,

in type i,

end of typ_stru.

data: lt_ids type table of typ_stru,

ls_ids type typ_stru.

do 3 times.

ls_ids-ch = sy-index.

ls_ids-in = sy-index.

append ls_ids to lt_ids.

enddo.

clear ls_ids.

loop at lt_ids into ls_ids.

if ls_ids-ch in t_range.

write:/ ls_ids-in.

endif.

endloop.

Re: Search dump using range table

Former Member — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 02:33:07 GMT

Hi Ling,

My understanding is you cant compare a String type table range in a IF condition.

Try to change the data definition as shown below. Hope this works.

Original Code:

data: t_range type range of string with HEADER LINE

Suggested Code:

data: t_range type range of CHAR10 with HEADER LINE

Anyways i am still unclear of what exactally u r trying to do. Let me know if the above info helps.

Cheers

Re: Search dump using range table

Former Member — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 02:51:04 GMT

Hi Ling,

Welcome to SDN Forums.

As you are comparing each and every row anyway, I don't see a reason why you will have to RANGES here.

Why can't you do this?

<b>

IF ls_ids-ch CP '*'.

write:/ ls_ids-in.

ENDIF.</b>

Regards,

Ravi

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Re: Search dump using range table

Former Member — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 02:56:09 GMT

ABAP is very specific about how to build range tables. Try this:


TYPES: BEGIN OF typ_stru,
  ch TYPE c,
  in TYPE i,
END OF typ_stru.

DATA: lt_ids TYPE TABLE OF typ_stru,
ls_ids TYPE typ_stru.

RANGES: s_range FOR ls_ids-ch.

s_range-sign = 'I'.
s_range-option = 'CP'.
s_range-low = '*'.
APPEND s_range.

DO 3 TIMES.
  ls_ids-ch = sy-index.
  ls_ids-in = sy-index.
  APPEND ls_ids TO lt_ids.
ENDDO.
CLEAR ls_ids.
LOOP AT lt_ids INTO ls_ids.
  IF ls_ids-ch IN s_range.
    WRITE:/ ls_ids-in.
  ENDIF.
ENDLOOP.

Rob

Re: Search dump using range table

Former Member — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 03:55:35 GMT

Where are you getting the error(which line)? What is the error message?

I don't think you are allowed to use string type ranges.

Re: Search dump using range table

ling_shi — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 05:22:12 GMT

Hi all,

Actually the range table t_range will be used in dynamic search criteria in a danamic program, i.e. a variant with type char40 in t_range, a variant with type raw in t_range. So it has to be defined as range of string.

Best Regards.

Ling

Re: Search dump using range table

vinod_gunaware2 — Fri, 14 Apr 2006 05:35:51 GMT

Instead of below code use read statement

if ls_ids-ch in t_range.

write:/ ls_ids-in.

endif.

<b>read t_range with key low = ls_ids-ch .

if sy-subrc = 0.

write:/ ls_ids-in.

endif.</b>

this will solve ur problem.

regards

vinod