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passing internal table to SAPscript

Former Member — Mon, 03 Jan 2005 14:19:17 GMT

Hi,

I have an internal table with varying no. of records. I need to pass this internal table from subroutine to SAPscript .Currently i don't have any option . Can anybody plz let me know alternatives for approaching this problem .

Thanks

Re: passing internal table to SAPscript

Former Member — Tue, 04 Jan 2005 04:29:03 GMT

First define the internal table and run a select query to fill the internal table with data.Assuming that Sapscript form has been activated by u.Create_Form Function where in u define the Sapscript form,Write_Form Function where in u will define the itab that need to be send to the Sapscript form provided u had defined an Element in the Sapscript form Like (\e &Itab-fieldname&) and close_form function and now run the program the data in the itab is seen in the sapscript

Re: passing internal table to SAPscript

Former Member — Sun, 09 Jan 2005 17:17:17 GMT

Hi Ishant,

Go to ur sapscript(se71) .

In the coding part declare the subroutine as follows.

/:PERFORM SUB1 IN PROGRAM ZSCRIPTSUBROUTINE123

/:USING &VAR1&

/:CHANGING &VAR2&

/:ENDPERFORM

provided the &VAR1& say 21 value is already declared.

we are now going to receive the value(VAR2) from

the subroutine(SUB1) in program (ZSCRIPTSUBROUTINE123).

Now go to the program ZSCRIPTSUBROUTINE123 .

Here you create the subroutine (SUB1).

FORM SUB1 TABLES IN_PAR STRUCTURE ITCSY

OUT_PAR STRUCTURE ITCSY.

*Now

*IN_PAR has fields

NAME = 'VAR1'.
VALUE = 21.
OUT_PAR has fields
NAME = 'VAR2'.
VALUE = empty(now we are going to update * this value)

*NOW WE ARE GOING TO READ TABLE IN_PAR.

READ TABLE IN_PAR WITH KEY NAME = 'VAR1'. "VAR1 is USING parameter

CHECK SY-SUBRC = 0. " Checking whether the read operation is a success

ITEM = IN_PAR-VALUE. " provide ITEM is already declared.

SELECT *

FROM MAKT

INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE I_MAKT

WHERE MATNR = ITEM ." ITEM = 21.

" I_MAKT is an internal table of type mara

****Now we are moving data to work area.

LOOP AT I_MAKT INTO WA_MAKT. "WA_MAKT is a work area of type I_MAKT.

ENDLOOP.

***NOW WE ARE GOING TO READ TABLE OUT_PAR

READ TABLE OUT_PAR WITH KEY NAME = 'VAR2'. "VAR2 is CHANGING parameter

CHECK SY-SUBRC = 0.

OUT_PAR-VALUE = WA_MAKT-MAKTX.

*******MODIFYING THE TABLE AFTER VALUE IS ALTERED

MODIFY OUT_PAR INDEX SY-TABIX.

Now OUT_PAR has fields
NAME = 'VAR2'.
VALUE = 'my material name for test 21'

ENDFORM.

use can test the &VAR2& in your sapscript now which will contain 'my material name for test 21'

Thats how the value of an internal table in a subroutine is passed to a sapscript.

Re: passing internal table to SAPscript

Former Member — Tue, 11 Jan 2005 10:39:48 GMT

Since i using SAP standard steering program i can't go with suresh's solution i.e calling write_form in loop .

Also, Shiva i got ur solution but its only useful if i have to return only one value. The internal table which i am using has more than 75 rows and can vary. I don't want to declare that no. of variables in SAPscript as its not feasible.

Can you please share any other logic, if u know to pass internal table with varying no. of records to SAPScript.

Re: passing internal table to SAPscript

Former Member — Wed, 12 Jan 2005 05:37:50 GMT

You then have two options

You can either write your own driver program in which you can call a text element of your own.

eg.

Loop at itab. " this ids ur itab

call function 'write_element'

endloop.

Or you can copy the existing driver program and modify it

in the above manner.

As far as i know i dont thinbk you can pass an internal table to sapscript layout.

Tell me if you get a solution.

Regards,

Amit.

Re: passing internal table to SAPscript

Former Member — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 10:12:17 GMT

a way to trick it is to build in your report, at runtime, a standard text with your values from the internal table. Than, just include the text in your SAPscript.

BUHAHA: this is 3 years old ))

Edited by: Daniel BALTA on Mar 26, 2008 12:13 PM