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adding data to a line

Former Member — Thu, 23 Aug 2007 12:00:40 GMT

Dear All,

There is one internal table itab with fields matnr lgort.

the data is like this

matnr lgort

100 103

101 501

102 600

now i want to keep all the matnr in a variable say Line

Line = 100, 101, 102

how to get this.

Note: line is not an internal table.It is variable of type C with length 100.

after moving all the matnrs of itab then LINE = 100, 101, 102.

finally i need to dispaly message

'Materals' LINE 'sent on ' sy-datum.

Please let me know how to get this.

Re: adding data to a line

Former Member — Thu, 23 Aug 2007 12:03:42 GMT

Hi,

try this:

LOOP AT itab INTO structure.

CONCATENATE line structure-matnr INTO line

SEPARATED BY SPACE.

ENDLOOP.

Arne

Re: adding data to a line

Former Member — Thu, 23 Aug 2007 12:07:39 GMT

Hi Shoban,

You can use the following code,

LOOP at ITAB into LS_ITAB.

if sy-tabix eq 1.

MOVE LS_ITAB to LINE.

ELSE.

CONCATENATE LS_ITAB into LINE

SEPERATED BY 'comma' (comma would be a constant declared).

ENDIF.

ENDLOOP.

Reward points for helpful answers.

Best Regards,

Ram.

Re: adding data to a line

varma_narayana — Thu, 23 Aug 2007 12:13:08 GMT

hI..

CLEAR LINE.

LOOP AT itab INTO WA.

CONCATENATE WA-matnr LINE INTO LINE

SEPARATED BY ','.

ENDLOOP.

WRITE:/ 'Materials ' , LINE , 'Sent on' , Sy-datum.

Reward if Helpful

Re: adding data to a line

Former Member — Thu, 23 Aug 2007 13:20:51 GMT

Hello,

U can use CONCATENATE

CONCATENATE f1 ... fn INTO g [ SEPARATED BY h ]

It combines the fields f1 to fn (n >= 2) and places them in g.

Like all string processsing statements, you can only use character-type operands here.If the type of an operand is not STRING, the operand is treated like a type C field, regardless of its actual type, even though no actual conversion takes place.

regards,

LIJO JOHN