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Variant Problem.

ronaldo_aparecido — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 17:30:34 GMT

Hi Guys.

I created the code :

PARAMETERS: p_arqui TYPE localfile OBLIGATORY.

INITIALIZATION.

CONCATENATE 'PGTOS_RECARGA_' sy-datum+6(2)

sy-datum+4(2)

sy-datum(4) sy-uzeit '.TXT' INTO p_arqui.

It´s worked the parameter p_arqui showed in screen with value inserted by initialization (PGTOS_RECARGA_04112013152355.TXT )

, BUT IF I CREATE A VARIANT SCREEN WITH OTHER VALUE FOR P_ARQUI ,FOR EXAMPLE P_ARQUI = TESTE_RONI.

AND I SAVE THIS VARIANT , WHEN I CALL THIS SAME VARIANT THE P_ARQUI APPEARS WITH VALUE PGTOS_RECARGA_04112013152355.TXT

AND NOT WITH valu TESTE_RONI FROM VARIANT.

How to fix this problem?

Thanks for help.

Re: Variant Problem.

Former Member — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 17:46:44 GMT

Hi.

that's happens because u r always writting the value of p_arqui = PGTOS_RECARGA_04112013152355.TXT.

So you need to do sth like.

if p_arqui is not initial.

CONCATENATE 'PGTOS_RECARGA_' sy-datum+6(2)

sy-datum+4(2)

sy-datum(4) sy-uzeit '.TXT' INTO p_arqui.

endif.

Check it.

Regards

Miguel

Re: Variant Problem.

Former Member — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 17:59:09 GMT

Are you using other events also in the program??

If you are using like:

PARAMETERS: p_arqui TYPE localfile OBLIGATORY.

INITIALIZATION.

CONCATENATE 'PGTOS_RECARGA_' sy-datum+6(2)

sy-datum+4(2)

sy-datum(4) sy-uzeit '.TXT' INTO p_arqui.

START-OF-SELECTION.

write:/ p_arqui.

It will print the correct value of variable..

Re: Variant Problem.

nabheetscn — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 18:01:30 GMT

Can you please explain what exactly shall happen in more detail

Re: Variant Problem.

venkat_aileni — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 18:30:11 GMT

Hi-

I have replicated your scenario in my sample code:

PARAMETERS: p_matnr TYPE mara-matnr.

INITIALIZATION.

MOVE: 'ABC' TO p_matnr.

END-OF-SELECTION.

IF p_matnr IS NOT INITIAL.

WRITE: p_matnr.

ENDIF.

In the above code: Value 'ABC' is defaulted always, but I have created a variant with value 'XYZ'. When I ran this report it gave me ;XYZ' and not 'ABC'.

-Venkat