current date?

[Former Member]

Hi guys.

Im creating a table with se11.

i have a date field(date of birth). Is it possible to make a value range on the domain, so there cant be choosed a date lower then todaysDate?

[Former Member]

Hi,

You have to achieve this on your program level. if you have a program to update this table then write a small code there to prevent user from entering date greater than SY-DATUM. I think on domain level you can not achive this.

Regards,

[AnjaneyaBhardwaj]

Just to add...

The program will be the event of table maintenace in case of update happening via the Table maintenace generator ..and PAI if you have written a program for this ...

Thanks,

Anjaneya.

[Former Member]

yes u can have a range of date from low to high but then the feasible.pper limit needs to be then tweaked thats not done ryt.

so better u fit datum as DE then code in the event of tabl maintan. gen.

[SuhaSaha]

Hello,

You cannot define intervals for "date" type domains(kind of makes sense).

Alternatively your requirement can achieved easily using the [Table Maintenance Event 01|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/91/ca9f0ba9d111d1a5690000e82deaaa/content.htm].

There are many threads on this topic. Try to implement the solutions & get back in case you have any specific issues.

BR,

Suhas

[former_member209703]

Hi

Actually you can define this restriction at domain level using a Conversion Routine.

Just check GBDAT Data Element (Date of Birth), if you try to enter a date that is greater than SY-DATUM an error message is fired, this data element has this restriction built in at domain level.

Regards

[Former Member]

Hi,

Go to Table Maintenance Generator and give the required details.

Now click on Environment -> Modification -> Events

in the given screen in coloumn T, select event 05-creating a new entry.

write your code in sub routine.

Save and activate.

Now you can check how this works using sm30.

Regards,

Ramya

[madhu_vadlamani]

Hi Egemen,

Check as Suhas told. That will resolve the issue. Post if still is there any issue.

Regards,

Madhu.

[former_member209703]

If there's an standard data element (GBDAT) with that restriction built-in, what's the point of doing all those things? Just use that data element and forget about anything else.

[Venkat_Sesha]

Hi, Go to SE11, and open the Table Maintenance generator ,

Now from the menu -> Environment -> Modification -> Events

Now select a event which is relevant for your requirement.

write the code as you which.

Hope this helps

[Former Member]

Hi guys.
> 
> Im creating a table with se11. 
> i have a date field(date of birth). Is it possible to make a value range on the domain, so there cant be choosed a date lower then todaysDate?

So you can only enter a date of birth that is in the future?

[ThomasZloch]

Maybe a special feature of IS-H for planned sectio caesarea?

Thomas

[former_member193284]

Hello,

You can do this by creating a table maintenance generator for the custom table and then add events where you can specify not to allow user to enter date less than sy-datum.

Here is how this can be achieved.

Go to Table Maintenance Generator:

click on Environment -> Modification -> Events

Here you can observe that there are different types of events available like before saving the data, after saving the data, before deleting, after deleting and others. Based on the requirement you can select the event

Click on the button in the Editor column and enter the following code: (Please note that you should also code FORM and ENDFORM as well).

assign the values in this form and endform and Save and activate the table.

Hope this helps.

[Former Member]

Hi,

You can enter fixed values from domain settings. Range cannot be entered.

If you have a large number of fixed values, you should create a table containing those entries as mention the table name as the value table in domain maintenance settings.

Regards,

Rahul

[Former Member]

Hi ,

You can use the SE11 events ,which is available in table maintainance generator.

event id is 05.

you can write your own logic over there.

Regards,

S.Anandabalan

[Former Member]

With all these new replies: you guys and girls really think it's logical to NOT enter a date of birth that lies before TODAY? So i can't enter the date of birth of my son (19th of august 2000).

[Former Member]

Particularly since the OP hasn't replied and has gone on with another question.

Rob