topic Re: CASE STMT in Application Development and Automation Discussions

CASE STMT

Former Member — Tue, 09 May 2006 16:24:32 GMT

Hi,

How do I write the following CASE stmt or may be IF stmt,

CASE VBAK-ERNAM.

WHEN VBAK-ERNAM = 'BATCHUSER'.

NO_ORDER1 = NO_ORDER1 + 1.

WHEN VBAK-ERNAM = 'REDDYV'.

NO_ORDER2 = NO_ORDER2 + 1.

ENDCASE.

Thanks

Veni.

Re: CASE STMT

Former Member — Tue, 09 May 2006 16:25:41 GMT

CASE VBAK-ERNAM.

WHEN 'BATCHUSER'.

NO_ORDER1 = NO_ORDER1 + 1.

WHEN 'REDDYV'.

NO_ORDER2 = NO_ORDER2 + 1.

ENDCASE.

if vbak-ernam = 'BATCHUSER'.

NO_ORDER1 = NO_ORDER1 + 1.

ELSEIF VBAK-ERNAM = 'REDDYV'.

NO_ORDER2 = NO_ORDER2 + 1.

ENDIF.

Regards,

Ravi

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Regards,

Ravi

Re: CASE STMT

Former Member — Tue, 09 May 2006 16:28:48 GMT

check this..

CASE VBAK-ERNAM.
WHEN 'BATCHUSER'.
NO_ORDER1 = NO_ORDER1 + 1.
WHEN 'REDDYV'.
NO_ORDER2 = NO_ORDER2 + 1.
ENDCASE.

Regards

vijay

Re: CASE STMT

Former Member — Tue, 09 May 2006 16:36:25 GMT

Hi Ravi,

Thank you, Can I do somthing like this.

IF VBAK-ERNAM = 'BATCHUSER'

OR VBAK-ERNAM = 'REDDYV'.

NO_ORDER1 = NO_ORDER1 + 1.

ELSE.

NO_ORDER2 = NO_ORDER2 + 1.

ENDIF.

Thanks

Veni.

Re: CASE STMT

Former Member — Tue, 09 May 2006 16:36:34 GMT

The case statement should be written as :

CASE VBAK-ERNAM.

WHEN 'BATCHUSER'.

NO_ORDER1 = NO_ORDER1 + 1.

WHEN 'REDDYV'.

NO_ORDER2 = NO_ORDER2 + 1.

ENDCASE.

Yes you can use if statement also as you have done.

IF VBAK-ERNAM = 'BATCHUSER'OR VBAK-ERNAM = 'REDDYV'.

NO_ORDER1 = NO_ORDER1 + 1.

ELSE.

NO_ORDER2 = NO_ORDER2 + 1.

ENDIF.

the above stmt must achieve the desired result.

<b>However , you can use case stmt as below :

CASE VBAK-ERNAM.

WHEN 'BATCHUSER' or 'REDDYV'.

NO_ORDER1 = NO_ORDER1 + 1.

WHEN others .

NO_ORDER2 = NO_ORDER2 + 1.

ENDCASE.</b>

Regards,

Kunal

Message was edited by: Kunal Kumar

Re: CASE STMT

Former Member — Tue, 09 May 2006 16:39:25 GMT

Hi Veni,

Technically there is nothing wrong, but what exactly are you trying to do?

IF VBAK-ERNAM = 'BATCHUSER'

OR VBAK-ERNAM = 'REDDYV'.

NO_ORDER1 = NO_ORDER1 + 1.

ELSE.

NO_ORDER2 = NO_ORDER2 + 1.

ENDIF.

is not equivalent to

IF VBAK-ERNAM = 'BATCHUSER'

NO_ORDER1 = NO_ORDER1 + 1.

ELSEif VBAK-ERNAM = 'REDDYV'.

NO_ORDER2 = NO_ORDER2 + 1.

ENDIF.

REgards,

Ravi

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Re: CASE STMT

Former Member — Tue, 09 May 2006 16:41:18 GMT

Yes

CASE VBAK-ERNAM.
  WHEN 'BATCHUSER' or 'REDDYV'.
    NO_ORDER1 = NO_ORDER1 + 1.
  WHEN others.
    NO_ORDER2 = NO_ORDER2 + 1.
ENDCASE.

Re: CASE STMT

Former Member — Tue, 09 May 2006 16:44:51 GMT

Hi Ravi,

I want the order count, if order is created by BATCHUSER or REDDYV, then I want NO_ORDER1 to increment else NO_ORDER2. This looks right to me, but it is not incrementing properly.

IF VBAK-ERNAM = 'BATCHUSER'

OR VBAK-ERNAM = 'REDDYV'.

NO_ORDER1 = NO_ORDER1 + 1.

ELSE.

NO_ORDER2 = NO_ORDER2 + 1.

ENDIF.

Is this correct Ravi.

Thanks

Veni.

Re: CASE STMT

suresh_datti — Tue, 09 May 2006 16:48:04 GMT

Nothing wrong with the IF statement.. Put a break point & check the value of VBAK-ERNAM in debug mode..

Regards,

Suresh Datti