Date Problem.....

[Former Member]

Hi,

Everybody

i had coded the date as like this

CONCATENATE wa_insp-cdate6(2) wa_insp-cdate4(2) wa_insp-cdate+0(4)

INTO wa_insp-fdate SEPARATED BY '/'.

but i am nt getting the value in to wa_insp-fdate that too in the following format (dd/mm/yyyy)

[Former Member]

Hi Ram,

Try to use edit mask statement instead of concatenate.

regards,

Santosh Thorat

[Former Member]

and how do you get it then in wa_insp_fdate ?? and is that field of type string or char ?? it can't be of type date ofcourse

[Former Member]

i declared it like that

cdate type d,

fdate(10) type c

[Former Member]

HI RAM

PDATE TYPE SY-DATUM

PDATE1 TYPE SY-DATUM

concatenate P_DATE0(4) '/' P_DATE4(2) '/' P_DATE+6(2) INTO P_date1.

WRITE : / P_DATE1

LIKE DO THAT

IT WILL COME

KK.

[Former Member]

hi,

check the length of wa_insp-fdate.i think it should b of length 10.

Debug this statment because here its working fine.

DATA : dt(2) TYPE c,

mon(2) TYPE c,

yr(4) TYPE c,

dat TYPE sy-datum,

dat_l(10) TYPE c,

dat_h(10) TYPE c,

yr_l(4) TYPE c,

yr_h(4) TYPE c,

datt(10) TYPE c.

SELECT-OPTIONS: date FOR datt.

INITIALIZATION.

dat = sy-datum.

CONCATENATE dat6(2) dat4(2) dat+0(4)

INTO dat_l SEPARATED BY '/'.

date-low = dat_l.

• date-high = dat_h.

date-sign = 'I'.

date-option = 'BT'.

APPEND date.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Try using WRITE wa_insp-fdate DD/MM/YYYY.

regards,

JLN

[Former Member]

u cannot use / in date field.

USe charcter field of required length to do thius.

Pls reward if helpful.

[RaymondGiuseppi]

Use a WRITEstatement with option:

WRITE date DD/MM/YYYY TO text.

(I gave the fields the name text, cause i suppose it is char or string field, of course)

You may have to replace '.' by '/' twice

  REPLACE '.' WITH '/' INTO text.

Regards

[varma_narayana]

Hi..

here the target field should be 10 characters.

do this way..

data : v_Date(10).

CONCATENATE wa_insp-cdate6(2) wa_insp-cdate4(2) wa_insp-cdate+0(4)

INTO v_Date SEPARATED BY '/'.

WRITE:/ V_date.

REWARD IF HELPFUL.

[Former Member]

hi ram make use of following FM: CONVERSION_EXIT_D3DAT_OUTPUT