Data type

[Former Member]

Hi,

I have following code:

loop at gt_pimcall where mvgr4 = 'PS'.

clear: gt_sumdien.

gt_sumdien-pim_posnr = gt_pimcall-pim_posnr.

gt_sumdien-prod_base = gt_pimcall-prod_base.

gt_sumdien-pl = gt_pimcall-pl.

gt_sumdien-total_price = gt_pimcall-total_price.

gt_sumdien-discount = gt_pimcall-discount.

collect gt_sumdien.

endloop.

gt_pimcall-total_price and gt_pimcall-discount are character types of size 15.

The structure of gt_sumdien is as below:

data: begin of gt_sumdien occurs 0,

pim_posnr like zupistgitm-pim_posnr,

prod_base like zupistgitm-prod_base,

prod_option like zupistgitm-prod_option,

pl like zupistgitm-pl,

total_price type i,

discount type i,

end of gt_sumdien.

The COLLECT statment in the above code will fail with OVERFLOW exception when ever the value in total_price or discount exceeds "2147483647" as this is the maximum value a field of type I can accept.

Can any one suggest what I should do so that the above piece of code doent throw an exception. The point is total_price can have -ve value, decimal values.

Please suggest me what data type I have to use so that program doesnt go for a dump.

Regards,

Ganesh

[Former Member]

Try to use Floating types <b>TYPE F</b>

Regards

Wenceslaus

[Former Member]

Hi,

When I declared the variable as type F, and when I try to print the values in the iternal table, I am seeing data somthing like this "1.23456789E+15". Any way so that we can see the values in the normal format.

regards,

Ganesh

[Former Member]

Hi,

Just move this value 1.23456789E+15 to some other character type variable and then print it else make that particular column to text column.

Regards,

Suresh

[Former Member]

You can use COLLECT for data type F,

Any way so that we can see the values in the normal format.

Suppose ITAB-CNT is the field of type F: To display without Exponents and Decimal points,

WRITE itab-cnt EXPONENT 0 DECIMALS 0.

[Former Member]

Actually the values in the internal table will be used for a BDC, and when I try to populated the BDC tables, its again throwing error.

Regards,

Ganesh

[Former Member]

HI..

before sending that value to BDC,

move that float value into a type P:

data:

<b> w_pack type p decimals 0.</b> * mention the decimals as u required 0,1,2....

<b>move w_float to w_pack.</b>

send this value to BDC...

[Former Member]

Hi

Either use TYPE P DECIMALS 2 or

use the FLOAT type.

it will take care.

reward if useful

regards

Anji

[Former Member]

Will I be able to use the collect statement if I declare the variable as F.