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CONCATENATE

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Hi

i can use this statement CONCATENATE : sy-uline into I_IFILE-TEXT.

his will work. help me.

regards,

sivakumar

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Hi Siva,

This will give an error in a concatenate there must be atleast two variables should be concatenated.

CONCATENATE sy-uline 'a' into I_IFILE-TEXT.

regards,

Navneeth.K

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HI,

what are you concatenating?

CONCATENATE : sy-uline into I_IFILE-TEXT

This is just moving Sy-uline into some text. This will not work you have to cancatenate two or more values..

Syntax:

CONCATENATE 'Errors' ':' lv_msgtxt 'in' lv_locno

INTO gv_text SEPARATED BY space.

GV_TEXT is a variable it stores 'Errors : message in lt09'.

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regards,

nazeer

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Hi Siva,

This will give an error in a concatenate there must be atleast two variables should be concatenated.

CONCATENATE sy-uline 'a' into I_IFILE-TEXT.

regards,

Navneeth.K

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syntax of concatenate?

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Siva,

Concatenate with one value will not work. For this

CONCATENATE : sy-uline ' ' into I_IFILE-TEXT.

CONDENSE I_IFILE-TEXT.

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