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time

Former Member — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 13:25:02 GMT

hi guyz,

My requirement is populating all background jobs 30 mins before system time...

everything is fine when system time is more than half ...for example system 12:30 or more...if it system date less than 30

for example 12:02 ...my from time should be 11:32 but for some reason iam getting 11:28

My code for your reference....

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if ls_jselect-to_time+2(2) <= '30'.

ls_jselect-from_time0(2) = ls_jselect-to_time0(2) - 1.

ls_jselect-from_time2(2) = ls_jselect-to_time2(2) - 30.

concatenate ls_jselect-from_time+0(2)

ls_jselect-from_time+2(2)

ls_jselect-to_time+4(2)

into lv_from_time .

ls_jselect-from_time = lv_from_time.

else.

ls_jselect-from_time2(2) = ls_jselect-to_time2(2) - 30.

concatenate ls_jselect-to_time+0(2)

ls_jselect-from_time+2(2)

ls_jselect-to_time+4(2)

into lv_from_time .

ls_jselect-from_time = lv_from_time.

endif.

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Thanks

Re: time

JozsefSzikszai — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 13:38:54 GMT

hi,

it cannot calculate circular at least this way), change it:

if ls_jselect-to_time+2(2) <= '30'.

ls_jselect-from_time0(2) = ls_jselect-to_time0(2) - 1.

ls_jselect-from_time2(2) = ls_jselect-to_time2(2) <b>+</b> 30.

hope this helps

Re: time

Former Member — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 13:42:25 GMT

Sudheer,

Use this,

REPORT  ZTEST_TEST.

DATA : time type sy-uzeit.
data : time1(2) type c.
break akumar.
time = sy-uzeit.

time1 = time+2(2) - 30.

write : time.

CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT'
  EXPORTING
    INPUT         = time1
 IMPORTING
   OUTPUT        = time1
          .


CONCATENATE time+0(2) time1 time+4(2) into time.

WRITE / time.

Regards

Aneesh.