concatenation problem

[Former Member]

Hello,

I have three fields (for example matnr,werks , lgort) to be concatenated.

While concatenating i have to take care of any spaces in werks.

If there were any spaces after concatenatig i am not able to find the spaces.

for exameple : matnr = 1234

werks = ab

lgort = lg

then by concatenating i should get '1234ab lg' but i am getting '1234ablg'.

Can any body suggest me some solution

Thanks and Regards,

Soumya.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Check the below code...

CONCATENATE <fld1> <fld2> ..... INTO <target field>

SEPARATED BY SPACE.

Cheers,

Bujji

[Former Member]

I want the field length for werks as it is.

If werks value is 2 fields length then the remaining two spaces should be there.

I dont want the fields seperated by space

[SantoshKallem]

first concatenate matnr werks into some variable with out space.

then concatenate variable and lgort into target field with space.

regards.

santhosh reddy

[Former Member]

Hi,

Use the Respecting blanks addition with concatenate statement............

data : l_matnr type matnr_d VALUE '000000000000123456',
       l_werks TYPE werks_d VALUE ' 20 ',
       l_lgort type lgort_d VALUE 'fg',
       l_word  TYPE string.

CONCATENATE l_matnr l_werks l_lgort into l_word RESPECTING BLANKS .
write l_word.

Cheers,

jose

[Former Member]

Hi,

Try this

DATA: l_value(50) TYPE c.

CONCATENATE itab-matnr itab-werks itab-lgort INTO l_value SEPERATED BY SPACE.

This will solve ur problem.

[Former Member]

Respecting blanks will give spaces to all three fields, but i want only for werks.

[Former Member]

hi use the fm STRING_CONCATENATE for this,

reward points if useful,

venkat.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Concatenate the fields until WERKS using RESPECTING BLANKS in one variable and the remaining fields in another variable.. and then concatenate the two fields.

Reward if helpful.

Regards.

[Former Member]

Hi

concatenate matnr werks into result .

concatenate result lgort into finalresult separated by space.

write:/ finalresult.

[Former Member]

HI,

TYPES: BEGIN OF ITAB,

MATNR LIKE MARA-MATNR,

MEINS LIKE MARA-MEINS,

MTART LIKE MARA-MTART,

END OF ITAB.

DATA: C1(40),

C2(40),

IT TYPE ITAB.

SELECT MATNR MEINS MTART FROM MARA INTO IT UP TO 1 ROWS.

WRITE: IT-MATNR, IT-MEINS, IT-MTART.

CONCATENATE IT-MATNR IT-MEINS INTO C1 RESPECTING BLANKS.

CONCATENATE C1 IT-MTART INTO C2.

WRITE:/ C1.

WRITE:/ C2.

ENDSELECT.

REWARD POINTS IF USEFUL.

THANKS.

ARUNPRASAD.P

Edited by: arunprasad palaniswamy on Mar 4, 2008 9:44 AM

[Former Member]

Hi,

CONCATENATE

Concatenates (chains) several strings to a string.

Syntax

CONCATENATE <c1>... <cn> INTO <c> [ SEPARATED BY <s> ]

[IN BYTE MODE|IN CHARACTER MODE].

This statement concatenates the strings <c1> to <cn> and assigns the result to <c>. The addition SEPARATED BY <s> allows you to specify a character field <s> which is placed in its defined length between the individual fields. In Unicode programs, you must specify whether the statement is a character or byte operation, using the IN BYTE MODE or IN CHARACTER MODE (default) additions

Regards,

Priya.