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Regarding Offset usage in Select statement

Former Member — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 13:37:57 GMT

Hi All,

I have written one select stmt.

SELECT objectid

changenr

udate

FROM CDHDR

INTO TABLE t_cdhdr

FOR ALL ENTRIES IN t_material

WHERE OBJECTCLAS EQ c_material AND

OBJECTID+0(18) EQ t_material-matnr AND

UDATE EQ P_PLCHDT.

But this is giving syntax error because of Offeset i have used for OBJECTID field.

I have to use this as matnr & cdhdr-objectid lengths are diffrent.

Please clarify wether there is any direct way i can modify select statement so that it works.

Instead of above select as it is not working i have written below code:

SELECT objectid

changenr

udate

FROM CDHDR

INTO TABLE t_cdhdr

WHERE OBJECTCLAS EQ c_material AND

UDATE EQ P_PLCHDT.

IF SY-SUBRC EQ 0.

LOOP AT T_MATERIAL INTO WA_MATERIAL.

READ TABLE t_cdhdr INTO wa_cdhdr WITH KEY

OBJECTID+0(18) = WA_MATERIAL-MATNR.

IF SY-SUBRC EQ 0.

MOVE wa_cdhdr-objectid TO wa_cdhdr_f-objectid.

MOVE wa_cdhdr-changenr TO wa_cdhdr_f-changenr.

MOVE wa_cdhdr-udate TO wa_cdhdr_f-udate.

APPEND wa_cdhdr_f TO t_cdhdr_f.

ENDIF.

ENDLOOP.

Is this code correct replacement for above, Please clarify!

Can anybody give solutions for above issues!

Thanks,

Deep.

Re: Regarding Offset usage in Select statement

Former Member — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 13:40:33 GMT

declare: t_material-matnr like objid

Abd then use ur folowing codes..

Re: Regarding Offset usage in Select statement

Former Member — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 13:42:10 GMT

Hello,

Change the code like this..


concatenate  t_material-matnr '%' into  t_material-matnr. " Check here
SELECT objectid
changenr
udate
FROM CDHDR
INTO TABLE t_cdhdr
FOR ALL ENTRIES IN t_material
WHERE OBJECTCLAS EQ c_material AND
OBJECTID+0(18) LIKE t_material-matnr AND " Check here
UDATE EQ P_PLCHDT.

Vasanth

Re: Regarding Offset usage in Select statement

Former Member — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 13:43:38 GMT

Since CDHDR consumes lot of time, it is better to pass OBJECTID also in the where condition.

So better declare another field equivalent to objectID length in T_MATERIAL and modify it first.

then use for all entries of this int table T_MATERIAL to fetch the data from CDHDR

if not T_MATERIAL [] is initial.

SELECT objectid

changenr

udate

FROM CDHDR

INTO TABLE t_cdhdr

FOR ALL ENTRIES IN t_material

WHERE OBJECTCLAS EQ c_material AND

OBJECTID EQ t_material-new_material AND

UDATE EQ P_PLCHDT.

endif.

Reward points for useful Answers

Regards

Anji

Re: Regarding Offset usage in Select statement

former_member378318 — Mon, 11 Jun 2007 13:45:21 GMT

If OBJECTID contains only the 18 digit material number and nothing after then you can change the type of t_material-matnr to match cdhdr-objectid. If you do not want to change the type of t_material-matnr then have another intermediate table.