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splitting the value into 2 variables

Former Member — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 11:42:34 GMT

Hi all,

i've an internal table with following entry.

xx123

xx231

xy546

xy987

i need to seperate into 2 variables and put in different internal table how to do this

var1 = xx var2 123

var1 = xx var2 231

var1 = xy var

Re: splitting the value into 2 variables

Former Member — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 11:48:40 GMT

Hi,

If the length of the value is fixed you can split the value as below.

var1 = value+0(2).

var2 = value+2(3).

thanks,

sudheer

Re: splitting the value into 2 variables

former_member386202 — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 12:01:13 GMT

Hi,

Do like this

Loop at itab into wa.

wa1-var1 = wa-f1+0(2) -

>XX

wa1-var2 = wa-f1+2(3) -

>123

Append wa1 to itab1.

endloop.

Regards,

Prashant

Re: splitting the value into 2 variables

MarcinPciak — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 12:20:13 GMT

As long as you are working with flat character-type structured table this is easy


TYPES t_field TYPE c LENGTH 5.

DATA gt_in TYPE TABLE OF t_field WITH HEADER LINE.
APPEND: 'xx123' TO gt_in,
        'xx231' TO gt_in,
        'xy546' TO gt_in,
        'xy987' TO gt_in.

TYPES: BEGIN OF t_out,
        field TYPE c LENGTH 2,
        field2 TYPE c LENGTH 3,
       END OF t_out.
DATA: gt_out TYPE TABLE OF t_out.

FIELD-SYMBOLS <out_tab> TYPE t_out.

LOOP AT gt_in.
  ASSIGN gt_in TO <out_tab> CASTING.
  APPEND <out_tab> TO gt_out.
ENDLOOP.

Please note! Such casting is however not possible in Unicode system if source structure (line type of table GT_IN) has X type or is deep one. Otherwise you can have any target structure assuming the length of both is the same and components are mappable (are of character type too).

Regards

Marcin