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mutually convertible Unicode

Former Member — Mon, 19 May 2008 12:36:59 GMT

When I change the next code (Adaptation unicode):

IF t004-sakln > 0.
*{   REPLACE        &$&$&$&$                                          1
*      DESCRIBE FIELD ska1-bilkt LENGTH sy-fdpos.
      DESCRIBE FIELD ska1-bilkt LENGTH sy-fdpos IN CHARACTER MODE.

...

I obtain the next error sintaxis:

Can you help me, please?

"SKC1A-GSBER" and "X_FF_GSBER" are not mutually convertible in a Unicode program . . . . .

IF NOT ( repwaers IS INITIAL ).
    ctyp_waers  = repwaers.
  ELSE.
    ctyp_waers  = skc1a-hwaer.
  ENDIF.
  IF fi_lc_ex = '2'.
*   Extrakt an FI_LC, Geschäftsbereich austauschen
*   ----------------------------------------------
    SELECT SINGLE * FROM tgsb WHERE gsber = skc1a-gsber.
*   IF SY-SUBRC = 0 AND TGSB-GSBER_KONS <> SPACE.           "vhs134295
    IF sy-subrc = 0.                                        "vhs134295
      skc1a-gsber = tgsb-gsber_kons.
    ELSE.
      IF NOT skc1a-gsber IS INITIAL.                        "vhs134295
*       Fehler, Gsber auf HexFF setzen
*       ------------------------------
        skc1a-gsber = x_ff_gsber.
      ENDIF.                                                "vhs134295
    ENDIF.
  ENDIF.

Cordial greetings.

Re: mutually convertible Unicode

Former Member — Mon, 19 May 2008 12:54:20 GMT

HI,

how is the field defined.

Both must be Char 4

Regards

Nicole

Re: mutually convertible Unicode

mathias_lange3 — Mon, 19 May 2008 13:01:35 GMT

Hi,

under Unicode you can't easely assign values from one variable to another with different datatype.

skc1a-gsber is char4 and x_ff_gsber seams to be type x?

Under Unicode there are strict rules. Instead of x = y you can use field-symbols.

This coding may help you:

DATA: z_gsber TYPE skc1a-gsber,

x_ff_gsber TYPE x.

FIELD-SYMBOLS: <f_gsber> TYPE skc1a-gsber,

<f_ff_gsber> TYPE x.

ASSIGN z_gsber TO <f_gsber>.

ASSIGN x_ff_gsber TO <f_ff_gsber>.

<f_gsber> = <f_ff_gsber>.

The variable z_gsber has now the same value as x_ff_gsber.