append two variables in single variable

[Former Member]

Hi,

select ekko~ebeln ekko~bedat ekpo~ebelp ekpo~matnr ekpo~werks
       ekpo~netpr from ekko inner join ekpo
       on ekko~ebeln = ekpo~ebeln into
       corresponding fields of table it_ekko
       where matnr in s_matnr and werks in s_werks
         and bedat in s_bedat.

l_low_mon = s_bedat-low+04(02).
l_high_mon = s_bedat-high+04(02).
l_low_yr = s_bedat-low+00(04).
l_high_yr = s_bedat-high+00(04).

if l_low_mon = '01'.
  move '10' to l_low_mon.
  l_low_yr = l_low_yr - 1.
endif.

if l_low_mon = '02'.
  move '11' to l_low_mon.
  l_low_yr = l_low_yr - 1.
endif.

if l_low_mon = '03'.
  move '12' to l_low_mon.
  l_low_yr = l_low_yr - 1.
endif.

if l_low_mon = '04'.
  move '01' to l_low_mon.
  l_low_yr = l_low_yr.
endif.

Similarly I am moving '02' for the month of May.Like that every month it has to be incremented.

For l_low_month ( 04 to 12 ) ie,from Apr to Dec l_low_yr is same.But for ( 01 to 03 ) ie, Jan to Mar

l_low_year = l_low_yr - 1.( because of Fiscal yr)

Condition is similar for l_high_mon and l_high_yr.

Now I need l_low_mon and l_high_mon has to be appended in a single field

and l_low_yr and l_high_yr in a single field.

select * from mbewh into corresponding fields of table it_mbewh
   for all entries in it_ekko where matnr = it_ekko-matnr
             and bwkey = it_ekko-werks and
             lfmon = ?
             and lfgja = ?.

Because in lfmon I have two fields (l_low_mon,l_high_mon) and lfgja also (l_low_yr,l_high_yr)

For fetching these two variables has to be appended in on variable

Suggest some ideas.

Regards,

Bathri.

Edited by: Bathrinath Sankaranarayanan on May 13, 2009 8:05 AM

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Edited by: Bathrinath Sankaranarayanan on May 13, 2009 8:07 AM

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Edited by: Bathrinath Sankaranarayanan on May 13, 2009 8:12 AM

[peter_ruiz2]

Hi,

The best solution that I can see here is to have 2 internal tables for both month and year and use this code for the retrieval.

select * from mbewh into corresponding fields of table it_mbewh

for all entries in it_ekko where matnr = it_ekko-matnr

and bwkey = it_ekko-werks

and ( lfmon IN it_mon1

and lfgja IN it_year1 )

OR ( lfmon IN it_mon2

AND lfgja IN it_year2 ).

Here, it_mon1 contains the months for current year -1 and it_year1 contains current year -1 while it_mon2 contains the months for the current year and it_year2 contain the current year.

regards,

Peter

[Former Member]

Hi,

Use CONCATENATE command to combine two fields and store value in single field.

Syntax: CONCATENATE str1 str2 into str3.

by

Prasad gvk.

[Former Member]

hi,

u can simply do like this

data : l_mon(4)  type char.

concatenate l_low_mon l_high_mon into l_mon .

same for yr also.

[Former Member]

Hello,

concatenate l_low_mon and l_high_mon into a range l_month.

similarly concatenate l_low_yr and l_high_yr into another range l_year.

Pass these ranges l_month and l_year to lfmon and lfgja of table mbewh.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,

Sowmya Arni

[venkat_o]

Hi Bathrinath, 1.Define Range table like below for lfmon

TABLES:mbewh.
RANGES:r_lfmon FOR mbewh-lfmon.

2. Append your l_low_mon and l_high_mon to range table r_lfmon

r_lfmon-low    = l_low_mon.
r_lfmon-high   = space.
r_lfmon-sign   = 'I'.
r_lfmon-option = 'EQ'.

APPEND r_lfmon.
CLEAR  r_lfmon.

r_lfmon-low    = l_high_mon.
r_lfmon-high   = space.
r_lfmon-sign   = 'I'.
r_lfmon-option = 'EQ'.

APPEND r_lfmon.
CLEAR  r_lfmon.

3. Now put that range table in where condition. Do same way for lfgja as well.

select * from mbewh into corresponding fields of table it_mbewh
   for all entries in it_ekko where matnr = it_ekko-matnr
             and bwkey = it_ekko-werks and
             lfmon in r_lfmon
             and lfgja in r_lfgja.

I hope that it solves your problem. Thanks Venkat.O

[Former Member]

Hi Bathrinath,

I am not clear with your requirement, if you want the data from MBEWH betw your high and low date then in where clause you can go for :

WHERE lfmon BETWEEN l_low_mon and l_high_mon
     AND lfgja   BETWEEN l_low_yr and l_high_yr.

With luck,

Pritam.