Appending to a Message statement

[Former Member]

Hi All,

I have to display a message, with a variable field, shown down as 'XXXX'. How do I append the variable string XXXX to the message.

str = 'XXXX'.

I have to append str(variable string) to the Message display.

-->

MESSAGE 'CORRECT METER READING UNIT,THE POSTCODE STARTS WITH XXXX' TYPE 'I'.

Thx...

Pradipta

[Former Member]

in message class (in se91)

as below

100 &1&2&3&4

str = 'yourvalue'

now u can use

MESSAGE e100 with 'CORRECT METER READING UNIT,THE POSTCODE STARTS WITH' <b> str</b>

[Former Member]

Hi,

you need to have a message with a place holder.

In se91 you create a message like this

Sales order &1 created.

Now, when you want to use this, MESSAGE 100(ss) with '1000'.

Now the message will be Sales order 1000 created.

So, you need to do the same thing. You can have multiple place holders in your message.

Regards,

Ravi

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[Former Member]

IN se91 create a message:(say message number is 999)

CORRECT METER READING UNIT,THE POSTCODE STARTS WITH & TYPE 1.

in prog call the message:

message i999 with v_var.

REgards,

Ravi

[athavanraja]

data: dynmessage(1000) .

dynmessage = 'Test' .

concatenate 'Correct meter readin the post code starts with' dynmessage into dynmessage .

MESSAGE i398(00) WITH dynmessage .

Regards

Raja

[Former Member]

DATA str(255) TYPE c.
DATA c_xxxx(10).

c_xxxx = xxxx.

CONCATENATE 'CORRECT METER READING UNIT,THE POSTCODE STARTS WITH' c_xxxx
  INTO str SEPARATED BY space.

MESSAGE str TYPE 'I'.

[Former Member]

You can create a message (100) with & & & & in your message class.. meaning you can pass 4 variables to the message.. and you can use it as

message i100 with 'CORRECT METER READING UNIT,THE POSTCODE STARTS WITH' xxxx.

There is a limitation on the no of chars to be displayed in a message.

[Former Member]

U can display as below:

Message i000 WITH text-001 &str .

text-001 contains CORRECT METER READING UNIT,THE POSTCODE STARTS WITH

str contains the number that may vary.

000 is the message number with & & &.

Hope this help you, if not revert back.