topic Re: abap in Application Development and Automation Discussions

abap

Former Member — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 05:45:52 GMT

1) what is templete?

2) Hash table uses HASH ALGORITHM, actually wat is hash algorithm?

3) what is components of script?

4) if we r in 4rd secondary list & rather than going on 5, 6 ...i want to go directly on 10th list. can i go? can any body tell me this with code?

Re: abap

prasanth_kasturi — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 05:49:26 GMT

hi,

for the 4 que

write the following code

at line-selection.

if sy-lsind = 5.

sy-lsind = 10.

endif.

you will directly jump to 10 list , but make sure the coding is according

i will send the example if you need

components of scripts

Layout set and Print program and the layout set has windows in it.

Components of scripts:

Layout sets, SAPScripts text, ABAP print program, symbols, function module like open form, start form, write form, etc....

Layout sets of scripts are:

Header data, paragraph formats, charcter formats, windows, page windows, pages.

a template is a document without any info but contains a heading, it contains provisions to enter the data.

its like a blue print

for hash technique check the following link

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_table

Regards

prasanth

Re: abap

Former Member — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 05:53:51 GMT

3) Components of Script are

Standard Text

Style

Layout Set

4) Its not possible to go for 10th secondary list direct from 4th list. Since a secondary list wil be generated based on the data selected in the immediate above list.But, you can navigate back form 10th list to 4th list directly.

2) Hash alogorithm stores the data in such a format so that you can fetch the exact record in 2 power (n-1) hits in any table regardless of the lenth of the table...

And this HASH internal table is good enough if we use more no. of reads and less no. of writes in the concerned internal table..

Re: abap

Former Member — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 05:54:31 GMT

Hi Pravin,

For HASH ALGORITHM go to below link you will get clear idea abt Searching techniques also like Linear and Binary.

http://hamilton.bell.ac.uk/swdev2/notes/notes_17.pdf

Regards,

Vishvesh

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