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.CSV file carries the same property as .XLS file. So you can save your data in Application server with .CSV extension. All you need to to save the file with .CSV extension is seperate all the data of the fields with comma.
types: begin to ty_final,
line type string,
end of ty_final.
data: t_final type standard table of ty_final.
loop at itab in wa.
concatenate wa-field1
wa-field2
-
into wa_final-line separated by ','.
append wa_final to t_final.
endloop.
Transfer t_final to application server.
Hope it helps and does not makes you angry at me :-).
.CSV file carries the same property as .XLS file. So you can save your data in Application server with .CSV extension. All you need to to save the file with .CSV extension is seperate all the data of the fields with comma.
types: begin to ty_final,
line type string,
end of ty_final.
data: t_final type standard table of ty_final.
loop at itab in wa.
concatenate wa-field1
wa-field2
-
into wa_final-line separated by ','.
append wa_final to t_final.
endloop.
Transfer t_final to application server.
Hope it helps and does not makes you angry at me :-).
Bluesky
