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passing final internal table data to bdc report program

former_member391265 — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 06:21:45 GMT

HI All

My req. is to pass it_final table data which is a oops abap report .. i need to pass this data in bdc report to process bdc program..

as i am aware of submit statement and import and export parameters also...and we can use it but i am not sure if we can use export/import in oops report. as it is giving me an error not to use export in oops...

can you please suggest...

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thanks

Message was edited by: Suhas Saha

Re: passing final internal table data to bdc report program

jrg_wulf — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 08:27:14 GMT

Hi,

export and import are useable in OO Context as well. All you have to do, is to stick to the sytax in its full extent.

That is, when you want to export your int TAB to memory, you code like this:

EXPORT new_name from it_final TO MEMORY ID my_id.

Hope it helps.

Regards

Jörg

Re: passing final internal table data to bdc report program

Former Member — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 09:04:58 GMT

you can create OO method to add export internal table to your destination?

Execute SE24, then go to 'Method' then create a method there.

Re: passing final internal table data to bdc report program

Former Member — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 09:47:49 GMT

hi,

i hope this will help u out.

EXPORT :-

To read data objects from an ABAP program into ABAP memory, use the following

statement:

Syntax

EXPORT <f1> [FROM <g 1>] <f 2> [FROM <g 2>] ... TO MEMORY ID <key>.

This statement stores the data objects specified in the list as a cluster in memory. If you

do not use the option FROM <f i >, the data object <f i > is saved under its own name. If

you use the FROM <g i > option, the data objet <g i > is saved under the name <f i >.

The name <key> identifies the cluster in memory. It may be up to 32 characters long.

The EXPORT statement always completely overwrites the contents of any existing data

cluster with the same name <key>.

IMPORT :-

To read data objects from ABAP memory into an ABAP program, use the following

statement:

Syntax

IMPORT <f1> [TO <g 1>] <f 2> [TO <g 2>] ... FROM MEMORY ID <key>.

This statement reads the data objects specified in the list from a cluster in memory. If

you do not use the TO <g i > option, the data object <f i > in memory is assigned to the

data object in the program with the same name. If you do use the option, the data object

<f i > is read from memory into the field <g i >. The name <key> identifies the cluster in

memory. It may be up to 32 characters long.