Compare two fields

[Former Member]

Hi

I have a table with 2 fields

ROW....FIELD1.......FIELD2

001.......XX_0020......XX_20

002.......XX_0002......XX_2

003.......XX_0200......XX_200

004.......XX_0201......XX_200

005.......XX_0037......XX_39

In select statement I would like to get only rows: 001, 002 and 003

because in these rows FIELD1 = FIELD2 if all zeros between "XX_" and first sign not equal "0" in FIELD1 are not taken into consideration.

Regards

PWnuk

[Former Member]

hi check this..

select field1

field2

from dbtab

where field1 = s_field1 .

sort itab by field1 .

loop at itab .

if itab-field1 = itab-field2 .

write:/ itab-field1 , itab-field2 .

endif.

endloop.

regards,

venkat

[Former Member]

Hi venkat

THX for your reply.

Explain the "where" clause in more detail.

THX.

[Former Member]

for simple demo check this...

data: begin of itab occurs 0,

field1 type i,

field2 type i,

end of itab .

itab-field1 = '10'.

itab-field2 = '0010'.

append itab .

itab-field1 = '20'.

itab-field2 = '0020'.

append itab .

itab-field1 = '30'.

itab-field2 = '0030'.

append itab .

loop at itab .

if itab-field1 = itab-field2 .

write:/ itab-field1 , itab-field2 .

endif.

endloop.