app server

[Former Member]

dera gurus,

My requireemnt is like this

when i am writing some date to application server

the csv file name should be with date & time

DATA:file(200) TYPE c VALUE 'F:\usr\sap\DEV\DVEBMGS00\data\<b>X.txt'.</b>

the file should be with date & time how can i achieve this

senthil

[Former Member]

Use concatenate

e.g

<b>COncatenate file sy-datum sy-uzeit '.txt' into file_name.</b>

Now use file_name to write to application server

[Former Member]

hi,

DATA:LV_REC(8) TYPE C.

CONCATENATE P_OFILE SY-DATUM SY-UZEIT

INTO P_OFILE.

CONDENSE P_OFILE NO-GAPS.

OPEN DATASET P_OFILE FOR OUTPUT IN TEXT MODE ENCODING DEFAULT.

IF SY-SUBRC EQ 0.

WRITE GV_TREC TO LV_REC.

CONCATENATE 'Total Input Records:' LV_REC INTO GV_MSG.

TRANSFER GV_MSG TO P_OFILE.

WRITE GV_AREC TO LV_REC.

CONCATENATE 'Total Existing Records:' LV_REC INTO GV_MSG.

TRANSFER GV_MSG TO P_OFILE.

WRITE GV_DUPREC TO LV_REC.

CONCATENATE 'Total Duplicate Records:' LV_REC INTO GV_MSG.

TRANSFER GV_MSG TO P_OFILE.

CLEAR: LV_REC, GV_MSG.

WRITE GV_MAR_DEL TO LV_REC.

CONCATENATE 'Records Marked for deletion:' LV_REC INTO GV_MSG.

TRANSFER GV_MSG TO P_OFILE.

CLEAR: LV_REC, GV_MSG.

WRITE GV_INVALID TO LV_REC.

CONCATENATE 'Total Invalid Records:' LV_REC INTO GV_MSG.

TRANSFER GV_MSG TO P_OFILE.

CLEAR: LV_REC, GV_MSG.

WRITE GV_VALIDREC TO LV_REC.

CONCATENATE 'Total Valid Records:' LV_REC INTO GV_MSG.

TRANSFER GV_MSG TO P_OFILE.

CLEAR: LV_REC, GV_MSG.

WRITE GV_SREC TO LV_REC.

CONCATENATE 'Total Successful Records:' LV_REC INTO GV_MSG.

TRANSFER GV_MSG TO P_OFILE.

WRITE GV_EREC TO LV_REC.

CONCATENATE 'Total Error Records:' LV_REC INTO GV_MSG.

TRANSFER GV_MSG TO P_OFILE.

regards

warun

[Former Member]

data: file_name(30) type c.

concatenate sy-datum sy-tims into file_name.

then give the path with file name.

Cheers.

[Former Member]

Hello,

Use this statement:

CONCATENATE FILE sy-datum sy-uzeit into FILE.

Vasanth

[Former Member]

hi guys,

thanx for u r replis

DATA:file(200) TYPE c VALUE 'F:\usr\sap\DEV\DVEBMGS00\data\X.txt'.

i am writing some data to the applicatin server with the text name as X.txt as of now

instead of X.txt i want that text name as date& time

i have tried with u r code but unable to get it

senthil

[Former Member]

DATA : c_x type c VALUE 'X'.

DATA : ws_date(20) type c.

COncatenate sy-datum sy-uzeit into ws_date.

REPLACE c_x in file with ws_date.

This should work.

[RichHeilman]

It can be done simply like this. Here %% is a place holder in your file path, then we are just replacing it with the concatenation of sy-datum and sy-uzeit. Are you having some other problem?

data: file_name type string.
DATA: file(200) TYPE c VALUE 'F:usrsapDEVDVEBMGS00data%%.txt'.

concatenate sy-datum sy-uzeit into file_name.

replace '%%' with file_name into file.
condense file no-gaps.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

[RichHeilman]

If you are not getting the file at all on the application server, it could be that it is having a problem with F: in the file path, Not sure that you need this when writing to app server. At least not in my system.

<b>'F:</b>\usr\sap\DEV\DVEBMGS00\data\X.txt'.

You might want to try.

'\usr\sap\DEV\DVEBMGS00\data\X.txt'.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

[Former Member]

hi,

thanks for u r answers

it works fine now

senthil

[Former Member]

Hi Senthil,

1. Use the below FM to split the filename and path

    call function 'SO_SPLIT_FILE_AND_PATH'
    exporting
      full_name     = fname
    importing
      stripped_name = short_fname
      file_path     = fpath
    exceptions
      x_error       = 1
      others        = 2.


2. use the below FM and pass short_fname which u will get from above FM

      call function 'SPLIT_FILENAME'
         exporting
              long_filename  = int_dbaml-log_name
         importing
              pure_filename  = local_actid
              pure_extension = local_actid.


3. now u will get the pure file name without extension in the value  local_actid  from the above FM

3. Concatenate local_actid  sy-datum sy-uzeit into local_actid .

4.now it will be in the format 20061220201845<Filename>

5.Now concatenate  fpath  local_actid local_actid into  fpath.

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Chandrasekhar Jagarlamudi