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Populating the data in String

Former Member — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 14:51:30 GMT

Dear All,

I had a unique requirement. Where i need to fill the data in a field of type string.

The requirement is as follows. I have a list of fields i need to fill all these fields in a string field, such that

FIELD1(8) = '00001234'

FIELD2(10) = 'abcdefghij'.

FIELD3(20) = '1234abcd4567efgh8901'.

In FIELD_STRING

FIELD1 occupy 0 to 7 Char and from 8 to 15 Char it should be SPACE and FIELD2 should occupy from 16 to 25 and 26 to 30 Char should be SPACE and FIELD3 should occupy from 31 to 50 Char.

FIELD_STRING = '00001234 abcdefghij 1234abcd4567efgh8901'.

I tried using the CONCATENATING syntax but i couldn't able to full fill this, especially the different character of spaces in between of fields.. could any one suggest the better option.

Regards,

NSK

Re: Populating the data in String

RaymondGiuseppi — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 14:56:42 GMT

Try to create a local structure (DATA: BEGIN OF xxx, FIELD1 TYPE C 8, DUMMY TYPE C 8, etc. END OF xxx.) Then move the fields in the subfields of the structure, also you won't get annoyed by Unicode this way. (Offset/length specifications in Unicode programs.)

Regards,

Raymond

Re: Populating the data in String

Former Member — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 15:00:20 GMT

Hi Shashikanth ,

One possible solution wold be to defined a variable of length 50 , as i assume the length of your final string is 50 . Move the required string at the correct places in the new variable and once you are done ,finally move the value of new variable to the string e.g.

----------------------------------------------------

Data : one type string ,

THREE TYPE CHAR50 ,

two type char10 .

TWO = 'AAAAAAAAAA'.

THREE+4(10) = TWO.

ONE = THREE.

------------------------------------------------

Regards

Arun

Re: Populating the data in String

Former Member — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 15:09:06 GMT

Hi,

Try the below code.

   DATA : Field1(15) TYPE c,
       field2(15) TYPE c,
       field3(20) TYPE c.

DATA: FIELD_STRING TYPE String.

FIELD1 = '00001234'.

FIELD2 = 'abcdefghij'.

FIELD3 = '1234abcd4567efgh8901'.

CONCATENATE field1 field2 field3 INTO field_string RESPECTING BLANKS.

Thanks,

Chitra.

Re: Populating the data in String

Private_Member_49934 — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 16:02:03 GMT

Check the attached program I created for some other thread. See if it is helpful to you.

Re: Populating the data in String

Former Member — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 10:50:53 GMT

Try following example :

data : FIELD1(8) type c value '00001234',
          FIELD2(10) type c value 'abcdefghij',
          FIELD3(20) type c value '1234abcd4567efgh8901',
          sp1(8) type c,
         sp(6) type c.

DATA: FIELD_STRING TYPE String.

CONCATENATE field1 sp1 field2 sp field3 INTO field_string RESPECTING BLANKS.

write field_string.

Re: Populating the data in String

Former Member — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 11:07:14 GMT

Hi,

The following steps should give u desired result.

When using CONCATENATE option for fields, write single quotations without space between all the fields. Then keep cursor between two quotations and press ALT + 255. U will get a space. This space will occupy a space between two fields.

CONCATENATE field1 '' field2 '' field3 into string.

Re: Populating the data in String

fournier_guillaume — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 11:19:19 GMT

You can use structure.

TYPES : begin of line,
         string1(8) type c,
         string2(10) type c,
         filler(1) type c,
         string3(20) type c,
         end of line.

data : w_line type line.
    DATA : Field1(15) TYPE c,
        field2(15) TYPE c,
        field3(20) TYPE c.

DATA: string TYPE String.

FIELD1 = '00001234'.
FIELD2 = 'abcdefghij'.
FIELD3 = '1234abcd4567efgh8901'.

clear w_line.
w_line-string1 = FIELD1.
w_line-string2 = FIELD2.
w_line-string3 = FIELD3.

Move w_line to string.
Write string.