‎2008 Jun 11 7:37 AM
‎2008 Jun 11 7:38 AM
‎2008 Jun 11 7:38 AM
‎2008 Jun 11 7:39 AM
‎2008 Jun 11 7:39 AM
hi,
Sy-Tfill contains : Row Number of Internal Tables . i.e totla number of entries in the internal table
To find the number of records or number of exits we use sy-tfill.
example
describe table jtab.
skip.
format color col_total intensified on.
write:/ 'No of Exits:' , sy-tfill.
regards
prasanth
‎2008 Jun 11 7:40 AM
DESCRIBE TABLE T_COSP LINES SY-TFILL.
WRITE : / 'For all entries in time: ', TIME3.
WRITE : / 'For all entries in rows: ', SY-TFILL.
‎2008 Jun 11 7:40 AM
‎2008 Jun 11 7:43 AM
syst-tfill contains the current number of entries in internal table.
But be carefull, those fields vary per internal table. i.e. If your are looping thru itab 1 it is itab1sy-tfill. but if you are looping thru itab2 inside loop of itab1, you will have sy-tfill from itab2. Make a copy of itab1 if needed. Test it,I am not 100% SURE, BUT ONE THING IS CERTAIN,
that sy-tfill contains the current number of entries.
tmp2 = sy-tfill. "tfill of itab2
endloop."itab2
..
tmp = sy-tfill. "tfill of itab1
endloop."itab1
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‎2008 Jun 11 7:45 AM
hi,
sy-tfill contains the current number of entries in internal table.
After a DESCRIBE TABLE statement SY-TFILL will contain the number of rows in the internal table
Reward pts if helpfull.
regards,
Dhan
‎2008 Jun 11 7:45 AM
hi Sami,
With the statements DESCRIBE TABLE, LOOP AT, and READ TABLE, SY-TFILL is filled with the row number of the addressed internal table.
IT holds hte row number .
ok for more details go through the below link for system fields.
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/7b/fb96c8882811d295a90000e8353423/content.htm]
hope its clear to you,
Reward points if usefull,
Thanks,
Kalyan.
‎2008 Jun 11 7:46 AM
‎2008 Jun 11 7:47 AM
Hi,
SY-TFILL
After the statements DESCRIBE TABLE, LOOP AT, and READ TABLE, SY-TFILL contains the number of lines in the relevant internal table.
http://www.ajudaprogramadores.hpg.ig.com.br/abap/exemplos/fields.htm
Regards
Adil