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How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 08:55:14 GMT

Hi Gurus/Experts.

I have a problem with my new report.

This report is about aging and Net Due Date.

Before, I think I must say sorry because I believe this is an easy question for you all. Because I am a new programmer and new abapper please help me. I don't have a teacher anymore.

First, I try to get all the not cleared invoice document from BSIK table, and then I try to get the net due date from function module to internal table.

In my case, I cant move it from function module to internal table, can someone give me a suggestion please ?

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

nabheetscn — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 09:02:38 GMT

Hi Ri

For each line which you found in BSIK you will have to find dues date for all items one by one. Once the FM retruns you dues date..fill you work area field and modify the internal table

Nabheet

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 09:04:45 GMT

Hi Ri

you need define the tables as a parameter in your function module. you can see in SE37, there are many paramters, importing, exporting, tables, exceptions.

this tables parameter can return value to internal table when you call it.

Regards,

Archer

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 09:05:55 GMT

Hi nabheet,

can you give me an example please ??

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 09:06:29 GMT

Your question is not clear..

You are creating a function module and you want to return an internal table....

In that case. Create a Table Type in data dictionary and use that as an export parameter.

Regards

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 09:06:43 GMT

Hi Dengyong,

thank you for reply

but can you help me with an example ?

please I think I just need it an we will solve this.

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

nabheetscn — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 09:08:10 GMT

Lets say your are using ABC fm inside loop which return due date for one line item at a time.

Loop IT_BSID.

lv_tabix = sy-tabix.

CALL FM ABC which return value in LV_DUEDATE.

IT_BSID-DUEDATE = lV_duedate

modify it_bsid index lv_tabix transporting duedate

endloop

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 09:09:22 GMT

hello Mohammed Yakub,

I am not create it,

I just use the standard function module from SAP.

my question is, how to get the value from function module and move it to internal table,

when I try to move it, it just move 1 value from 1 line. I need all value from all line. how to do it ?

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 09:55:38 GMT

which FM u r using?

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 10:04:07 GMT

Hi Farid,

FM = NET_DUE_DATE_GET

Please help me T_T

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

harshsisodia31 — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 10:07:13 GMT

You just need to pass the value to the FM and FM will return the table with set of values now you need pass this table returned by FM to a internal table, for that you can just modify the internal table or append the internal table,

use below code for reference :

WHILE D1 LE D2.

       CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_AR_ACC_GETOPENITEMS'
       EXPORTING
         COMPANYCODE       = PA_BUKRS
         CUSTOMER          = PA_KUN
         KEYDATE           = D1
         NOTEDITEMS        = 'X'
*       SECINDEX          = ' '
*     IMPORTING
*       RETURN            =
       TABLES
         LINEITEMS         = LT_ITMES.

ENDWHILE.

LOOP AT LT_ITMES INTO WA_ITMES.

       MOVE WA_ITMES-CLEAR_DATE TO WA_BSID-AUGDT.
         MOVE WA_ITMES-COMP_CODE   TO WA_BSID-BUKRS.
         MOVE WA_ITMES-FISC_YEAR   TO WA_BSID-GJAHR.
         MOVE WA_ITMES-REF_DOC_NO TO WA_BSID-XBLNR.
         MOVE WA_ITMES-ALLOC_NMBR TO WA_BSID-ZUONR.
         MOVE WA_ITMES-DOC_NO      TO WA_BSID-BELNR.

         APPEND WA_BSID TO IT_BSID.
       ENDIF.

hope it helps.

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 10:14:22 GMT

share your code...

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 10:19:03 GMT

Hi Ri,

When you use the FM to get the due date giving the invoice document to the FM.

Try this out.

First create an internal table say for this case IT1, and assume that you have your Invoice Document in one internal table say as IT

Now try looping the internal table IT which contain the Invoice Document and inside the loop use the function module from which you get due date and after fetching the due date from the FM pass that data to the newly created internal table IT1 and append the internal table IT1.

Hope this will solve your problem

Regards

Rounak

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 10:22:24 GMT

are u trying update the same internal with due date that u have used when u r selecting data from BSIK?

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 11:28:48 GMT

In your code

CTRL+F6 type in the function module, provide correct importing parameters, use in code.

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Mon, 09 Dec 2013 11:33:15 GMT

And go to ABAPDOCU, search for function module and look at the example provided by SAP

(also check DWDM for more basic abap examples)

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Tue, 10 Dec 2013 04:24:19 GMT

Hi All,

SOLVED !

Re: How to Transport Function Module Value to Internal Table

Former Member — Tue, 10 Dec 2013 05:02:02 GMT

Hello Ri,

If your problem has been solved. Kindly close the discussion.

Regards,

Chandni Sharma