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Dynamic Pool Subroutine.

Former Member — Thu, 12 Jun 2014 09:17:40 GMT

I have requirement where the value will have to be calculated by evaluating the formula rule. This calculation has to be done while processing the internal table.

The amount values in other field will be available during the program runtime only.

FIELD	AMOUNT	FORMULA
A	30
B	10
C	20
D		(A/0.5)+B
E		B*C
F	90

Need ideas/related code for implementing the above requirement.

I read some suggestions to use Dynamic Subroutine Pool but didnt find any sample code..

Re: Dynamic Pool Subroutine.

rajkumarnarasimman — Thu, 12 Jun 2014 10:25:50 GMT

Dear Suganth,

Even we are getting the value during runtime also, we can fill the internal table values for the column(D & E) at the time when the values are passed to the columns(A & B & C).

In some case, if required after the internal filled also, using field symbol, we can fill the values to the column (D & E) as shown below.

Code:

Field-symbols: <fs_final> type ty_final.

loop at it_final assigning <fs_final>.

<fs_final>-d = (<fs_final>-a /0.5) + <fs_final>-b

<fs_final>-e = <fs_final>-b * <fs_final>-c.

endloop.

Regards

Rajkumar Narasimman

Re: Dynamic Pool Subroutine.

rosenberg_eitan — Thu, 12 Jun 2014 10:40:35 GMT

Hi,

Check :

CALL FUNCTION 'EVAL_FORMULA'

Regards.

Some code:




REPORT  y_r_eitan_test_51_13.



START-OF-SELECTION .

  PERFORM at_start_of_selection .



*----------------------------------------------------------------------*

FORM at_start_of_selection .

  PERFORM do_eval_formula .

ENDFORM .                    "at_selection_screen_input

*----------------------------------------------------------------------*

FORM do_eval_formula .



  CONSTANTS: c_formula TYPE char50 VALUE '(A+B)/C' .



  WRITE: / c_formula .



  DATA: program TYPE syrepid.



  DATA: value TYPE f .

  DATA: result TYPE p DECIMALS 4   .



  program = sy-repid.



  DATA: my_sy_subrc TYPE sysubrc .



  IF 1 EQ 2 .

* For reference only the actual usage is done in function 'eval_formula'

    PERFORM assign_value

      USING

        'A'

      CHANGING

        value

        my_sy_subrc.

  ENDIF .



  CALL FUNCTION 'EVAL_FORMULA'

    EXPORTING

*     DEGREES                       = ' '

      formula                       = c_formula

      program                       = program

      routine                       = 'ASSIGN_VALUE'

   IMPORTING

     value                         = value

   EXCEPTIONS

     division_by_zero              = 1

     exp_error                     = 2

     formula_table_not_valid       = 3

     invalid_expression            = 4

     invalid_value                 = 5

     log_error                     = 6

     parameter_error               = 7

     sqrt_error                    = 8

     units_not_valid               = 9

     missing_parameter             = 10

     OTHERS                        = 11

            .

  IF sy-subrc <> 0.

    MESSAGE ID sy-msgid TYPE sy-msgty NUMBER sy-msgno

            WITH sy-msgv1 sy-msgv2 sy-msgv3 sy-msgv4.

  ENDIF.



  result = value .



  WRITE: / result .



ENDFORM .                    "do_EVAL_FORMULA

*----------------------------------------------------------------------*

FORM assign_value

  USING

    var_name

  CHANGING

    var_value

    my_sy_subrc  .



  CASE var_name .

    WHEN 'A' . var_value = '10.0' .

    WHEN 'B' . var_value = '20.0' .

    WHEN 'C' . var_value = '2.0' .

  ENDCASE .



  DATA: number TYPE p DECIMALS 2 .



  number = var_value .





  WRITE: / var_name , '=' , number  .



  my_sy_subrc = 0 .



ENDFORM .                    "assign_value

*----------------------------------------------------------------------*

Re: Dynamic Pool Subroutine.

Former Member — Thu, 12 Jun 2014 15:03:01 GMT

For OO fans, CL_JAVA_SCRIPT can be used to execute javascript eval function to evaluate the formula.

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Re: Dynamic Pool Subroutine.

rosenberg_eitan — Thu, 12 Jun 2014 15:57:19 GMT

Hi,

Thanks for the info .

Regards.