date

[Former Member]

Hi all,

How can I restrict my output so that my end date is always greater than my start date.

E.g. 01/01/06 to 01/01/07 -

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> should work

01/01/06 to 01/01/01 -

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> shouldn't work

[Former Member]

Hi,

Check if ENDDA > BEGDA....

You can check the dates directly.

Regards

Subramanian

[Former Member]

Use this code:

IF enddate GE begindate.

• Continue

ELSE.

• Error

ENDIF.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Check this..

If the variable is date type..Then you can directly compare..

Example

DATA: V_DATE_FROM TYPE SYDATUM.

DATA: V_DATE_TO TYPE SYDATUM.

V_DATE_FROM = SY-DATUM.

V_DATE_TO = SY-DATUM + 1.

IF V_DATE_FROM > V_DATE_TO.

WRITE: / 'V_DATE_FROM IS GREATER'.

ELSE.

WRITE: / 'V_DATE_TO IS GREATER'.

ENDIF.

Thanks,

Naren

[Former Member]

Hi,

system wont accept the low value in higher range

It will give an error message like this

Lower limit is greater than upper limit

Regards

Shiva

[Former Member]

Hi,

If you are getting values through select options and need to use then you need no thave to do anything the select options takes care.

if this is not the case and if you want to code or check it then put a if condition there if begda LE endda.

.................

else.

exit.

endif.

Thanks,

Prashanth

[Former Member]

Hi,

I hope by default itself it will check for the low value should not be greater than high value. if it is not then try this.

select-options: s_date for <fieldname>.

At selection-screen on s_date.

If s_date-high < s_date-low then

message i000(00) with 'End date cannot be less than Start date'.

endif.

Hope this will help u.

Regards,

U. Uma