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BADI problem

Former Member — Mon, 30 May 2005 19:35:39 GMT

Hi,

I am writing a BADI.somebody coded already...I am modifying the code.

I have created one ZTable, that table contains 2 fields one is Date and another one is Program name.

my problem is, the date (20050510) in the following code is hard coded...now i want to replace the 20050510 with Ztable date field.

IF <ACCIT_EX>-ACCIT-BUDAT > '20050510' OR

<ACCIT_EX>-ACCIT-AWTYP = 'BEBD' OR

<ACCIT_EX>-ACCIT-AWTYP = 'ACE'.

EXIT.

ENDIF.

how can we do this?

where should i declare the table name and field name(Date) in BADI...

how can i call?

Thanks in advance,

Yad.

Re: BADI problem

ssimsekler — Mon, 30 May 2005 19:57:00 GMT

Hi Yad

So your Z table seems to have some customization value. Why not defining it in the BAdI code?

<b>DATA lv_date TYPE sydatum .

SELECT SINGLE date FROM ztable
       INTO lv_date
       WHERE <i><your_condition></i> .

IF sy-subrc NE 0 .
*--Setting lv_date if not found in Ztable
ENDIF .</b>

IF <ACCIT_EX>-ACCIT-BUDAT > <b>lv_date</b> OR 
<ACCIT_EX>-ACCIT-AWTYP = 'BEBD' OR 
<ACCIT_EX>-ACCIT-AWTYP = 'ACE'. 
EXIT. 
ENDIF.

However, instead of program name, I would use transaction code to choose dates.

e.g.

SELECT SINGLE date from ztable
       INTO lv_date
       WHERE <b>tcode = sy-tcode</b> .

Regards

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Re: BADI problem

Former Member — Mon, 30 May 2005 20:34:55 GMT

hi Serdar,

Thanks for ur reply.i have one doubt.In report's we will declare tables like this

tables: mara, marm, ztable.

but in BADI where should i declare like that? In class or some where?

I didn't worked till now in BADI.

thanks,

Yad.

Re: BADI problem

ssimsekler — Mon, 30 May 2005 20:49:35 GMT

Hi Yad

Think BAdI as a function module for now. With TABLES statement, we declare not tables but row structure with the same row type of a table. This is something from the older versions of ABAP. The code I have written will do what you want. There you do not need to use a TABLES statement.

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