Assign Multiple values to a Variable.

[Former Member]

Hi

I want to use a set of 5 different values of a particular variable in my FM. Is there any way in ABAP to assign multiple values on a single variable? Suppose, it is not a field of any table - just a normal variable!!!

Something like...

var_name = { val1, val2, val3, val4, val5 }.

Plz help.

[Former Member]

A variable can store a single value at a time so if you want to assgign multiple values to a variable then one soultion can be use of CONCATENATE command.

I am not sure whether it will fulfil your requirements or not.

Example

CONCATENATE var1 var2 va3 var4 var4 into var SEPARATED BY space.

[Former Member]

Hi,

You cannot assign multiple values to the same variable in ABAP. You can use Ranges for this.

Data: var_name like rsranges,
var like line of var.

var-SIGN = 'I'.
var-OPTION = 'CP'.

var-low = 'val1'.
append var to var_nam.

var-low = 'val2'.
append var to var_nam.

var-low = 'val3'.
append var to var_nam.

var-low = 'val4'.
append var to var_nam.

var-low = 'val5'.
append var to var_nam.

Regards,

Vik

[Former Member]

Can we use CONTAINS PATTERN operator while selecting records from a STD Table?

Like....

select firld1 field2.... fieldn

from <STD TABLE>

into table <INTERNAL TABLE>

where fieldx CP '#P#P'.

plz suggest

[Former Member]

Hi,

No. The CP operator cannot be used directly in the select statement. Instead you can use like operation to search with wild card patterns.

Eg,

select firld1 field2.... fieldn
from <STD TABLE>
into table <INTERNAL TABLE>
where fieldx like  '%P%P%'.

Regards,

Vik

[Former Member]

Hi vikred

Thx for ur reply. Its really helpful.

One more doubt - do you know if there is any table that stores the Production Order related Order Types?

Thx

Rich

[Former Member]

Well am afraid you are not supposed to ask multiple questions within the same thread. It would be better if you close this thread and post a new one with all your queries.

Regards,

Vik

[faisalatsap]

Hi, Richard

Please First Search for your Query and if not able to find any Solution than Post and always open new Thread for your New Question

Have a look at [Forum Rules|https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/HOME/RulesofEngagement]

Faisal

[faisalatsap]

>

> Hi,
> 
> No. The CP operator cannot be used directly in the select statement. Instead you can use like operation to search with wild card patterns.
> 
> Eg,
> 
> 

> select firld1 field2.... fieldn
> from <STD TABLE>
> into table <INTERNAL TABLE>
> where fieldx like  '%P%P%'.
> 
> 
> Regards,
> Vik

Dear Vikred

Please Don't Reply this way it is against the Forum Rules, Please

@Nitesh Pandey: Please you too

I think asking him to open New Thread for his New Query is Enough

Please Don't Mind

Faisal

[Former Member]

Hi Faisal,

Well what was wrong with my reply? You mean ur asking not to reply for a different question? I felt we can consider replying for just one additional question instead of spamming the forum with new threads.

[Former Member]

Hi Faisal/Vikred

Sorry for the confusion - In fact, my latter query is very much connected to former. and Vikred's reply solved my issue also.

For better understanding the query only, I changed the title for tht alone in my reply.

Thx a lot Vikred.

Regards

Rich

[faisalatsap]

Hi, Richard

You can Simple Fill an Internal Table and Pass to your FM

Please Reply for any more help.

Regards,

Faisal

[Former Member]

Hi,

It's advisable to use CP in if statement.

Just have a look at this.

Loop at <Your-internal-table.
IF <field> CP 'A@#$'.
** Write your code here.
ENDIF.
endloop.

Thanks