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low n High

Former Member — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 07:08:34 GMT

Hi,

I have done my fetch as follows in program:

SELECT objectclas objectid changenr udate utime FROM cdhdr

INTO TABLE t_cdhdr FOR ALL ENTRIES IN t_test

WHERE objectclas = c_material

AND udate = w_date

AND utime = w_time.

But I want to give the udate condition as follows:

low value for udate = w_date

high value for udate = sy-datum

Can you plz tell me how to do???

Re: low n High

Former Member — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 07:09:57 GMT

Hi,

SELECT objectclas objectid changenr udate utime FROM cdhdr

INTO TABLE t_cdhdr FOR ALL ENTRIES IN t_test

WHERE objectclas = c_material

AND udate GE w_date

and udate LE sy-datum

AND utime = w_time.

Regards,

Subramanian

Edited by: Subramanian PL on Jul 18, 2008 12:10 AM

Re: low n High

Former Member — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 07:11:24 GMT

Hi Ginger,

You can take a range for your date or in selection screen is there you can go for select options and in your query you can do something like:

SELECT objectclas objectid changenr udate utime FROM cdhdr

INTO TABLE t_cdhdr FOR ALL ENTRIES IN t_test

WHERE objectclas = c_material

AND udate IN s_date.

With luck,

Pritam.

Re: low n High

Former Member — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 07:13:29 GMT

Hi,

Use select-options to give low and high value ,

overwrite the high value with sy-datum.

Regards

Adil

Re: low n High

Former Member — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 07:14:45 GMT

hi,

If You are using a selection screen then take the date in the SELECT OPTIONS.

There you can easily have LOW and HIGH values.

SELECT objectclas objectid changenr udate utime FROM cdhdr
INTO TABLE t_cdhdr FOR ALL ENTRIES IN t_test
WHERE objectclas = c_material
AND udate IN s_date
AND utime = w_time.

If You are not Using that then PLz use The Ranges Option. That will help.

Regards

Sumit Agarwal

Re: low n High

Former Member — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 07:18:29 GMT

Just to elaborate a bit on Pritam's example:

select-options: s_udate for cdhdr-udate no-display.

start-of-selection.

move w_date to s_udate-low.

move sy-datum to s_udate-high.

move 'I' to s_udate-option.

move 'BT' to s_udate-sign.

append s_udate.

This would set the range... note that the no-display on the select-options statement would render the select-option "locked".

Re: low n High

venkatasriram_mygapula — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 07:20:23 GMT

Hi, try this one

select-options: s_date like cdhdr-udate.

INITIALIZATION.

s_date-low = w_date.

s_date-high = sy-datum.

s_date-sign = 'I'.

s_date-option = 'BT'.

APPEND s_date.

you can mention in the where condition like

udate IN s_date.

Regards.

sriram.