Date Problem.

[Former Member]

Hi Experts,

In the selection screen if i select todays date 11.07.2008. in the output it shows. 20081107. but i want it in 2008:11:07.

how to do it? Using edit Mask?

Correct answers will be appericaited with good points.

Regards,

Sunita.

[Former Member]

hi,

Take a variable like sy-datum.

Use EDIT MASK statement in the Write Statement.

write date using EDIT MASK '--::--'.

regards

Sumit Agarwal

[bpawanchand]

Hi

DATA :

w_d TYPE sy-datum.

w_d = sy-datum.

WRITE :

w_d USING EDIT MASK '____:__:__'.

Regards

Pavan

[Former Member]

Hi,

Change the type to sy-datum.

Check this:

parameters:
p_date type sy-datum.
write: p_date.

Regards

Adil

[Former Member]

Hi,

You can use both EDIT MASK & WRITE TO....

ex: p_date like sy-datum

data: v_date(10) type c.

write p_date to v_date.

write:/ v_date. //It will be written based on your default date settings.

[Former Member]

HI Sunitha,

You can chieve this by using EDIT MASK.

Try the following:

WRITE :

w_date USING EDIT MASK '____:__:__'.

Hope this helps you.

Regards,

Chandra Sekhar

[Former Member]

Hii!

Check out this sample code

REPORT z_sdn.
PARAMETERS:
  p_date TYPE sy-datum.


DATA:
  w_date(10) TYPE n.

w_date = p_date.
WRITE: w_date USING EDIT MASK '____:__:__'.

Regards

Abhijeet

Edited by: Abhijeet Kulshreshtha on Jul 11, 2008 9:31 AM

[Former Member]

Hi,

Try this,

Parameters:

p_date like sy-datum.

Write:

p_date using EDIt MASK '____:__:__'.

Regards,

Sujit

[Former Member]

Hi Sunitha,

Try this :

PARAMETERS :
  p_date LIKE sy-datum.

DATA :
  w_date LIKE sy-datum,
  w_str(10) TYPE c.

w_date = p_date.

CONCATENATE w_date+0(4) ':' w_date+4(2) ':' w_date+6(2) INTO w_str.

WRITE w_str.

It is working. I did not try EDIT MASK because it is not always advisable to use it.

Regards,

Swapna.

Edited by: NagaSwapna Thota on Jul 11, 2008 10:23 AM

[Former Member]

Hi Sunita,

take the type of your parameter or the data in which you are taking your date as sy-datum, refer to the code below:

parameters:
 w_date like sy-datum.

write: w_date.

or make use of EDIT MASK '____/__/__'.

With luck,

Pritam.

Edited by: Pritam Ghosh on Jul 11, 2008 9:34 AM

[former_member188829]

Hi,

Check this Program

REPORT  ZVISHNU_TEST.
PARAMETERS:P_DATE TYPE Sy-datum.
DATA:DATE(10).
CONCATENATE p_date+0(4) ':' p_date+6(2) ':' P_date+4(2) into DATE.

WRITE: DATE.

[Former Member]

Hi Sunitha,

Try this below code.

REPORT ZXXXXX.

PARAMETERS: P_DATE TYPE Sy-datum.

DATA:v_date(10) type c.

CONCATENATE p_date0(4) ':' p_date4(2) ':' P_date+6(2) INTO v_date.

WRITE: v_date.

[Former Member]

Hi Experts,

Thanks for ur valuable answers . U all guys will be rewarded..

But i want the date format to be 11: 07:2008.

How to solve it.?

Correct answers will be rewarded...

Regards

Sunita.

[Former Member]

Just write the date as :

write 😕 v_date+4(2) , ':' ,

v_date+6(2) , ':' ,

v_date+0(4) , ':' .

[venkatasriram_mygapula]

Hi,

date = 20081107.

SHIFT date UP TO '1' LEFT CIRCULAR.

data: date1(10) type c.

write: date to date1 USE EDIT MASK '__:__:____'.

finally

write:/ date1.

[Former Member]

Hi Sunitha,

Ok for date to be in this format 11: 07:2008. Do like this :

PARAMETERS :

p_date LIKE sy-datum.

DATA :

w_date LIKE sy-datum,

w_str(10) TYPE c.

w_date = p_date.

CONCATENATE w_date6(2) ':' w_date4(2) ':' w_date+0(4) INTO w_str.

WRITE w_str.

Regards,

Swapna.

[venkatasriram_mygapula]

Hi,

now ur output like 20081102 in the variable suppose VAR.

have a look.

data: var1(3) type c,

var2(2) type c,

var3(2) type c.

split VAR AT ':' into: var1 var2 var3.

concatinate var1 var2 var3 into VAR separated by ':'.

regards.

sriram.

[Former Member]

hi,

data:
date type sy-datum,
var1(4), var2(2), var3(2), var..

date = sy-datum.

var1 = date+0(4).
var2 = date+4(2).
var3 = date+6(2).

concatenate var3 var2 var1 into var.
date = var.

write : var using EDIT MASK '____:__:__'.

hope this will help.

Sumit Agarwal

[Former Member]

Hi Sunitha,

Check this code.

REPORT ZXXXXX.

PARAMETERS: P_DATE TYPE Sy-datum.

DATA:v_date(10) type c.

CONCATENATE p_date6(2) ':' p_date4(2) ':' P_date+0(4) INTO v_date.

WRITE: v_date.

Thanks & Regards,

Bhupal Reddy.

[Former Member]

Hi Sunitha,

Try the following code:

data:

w_date like sy-datum,

w_date1 like sy-datum.

w_date = sy-datum.

concatenate w_date6(2) w_date4(2) w_date(4) into w_date1. "

write: w_date1 using edit mask '__:__:____'.

Hope this helps you.

Regards,

Chandra Sekhar