Dates between 2 dates - FM

[Former Member]

Guys,

Can somebody please let me know the FM, that will give me the dates between 2 dates?

Thanks in advance....

[Former Member]

Hi

You don't need any fm (and I don't know if there's any one):

DATA: DAY_1 TYPE SY-DATUM   VALUE '20081020',
           DAY_2 TYPE SY-DATUM   VALUE '20081231'.

DATA: DAY TYPE SY-DATUM.


DO.
  DAY = DAY_1 + 1.
  IF DAY = DAY_2.
     EXIT.
  ENDIF.
  WRITE / DAY.
ENDDO.

Max

[Former Member]

Have you tried searching yourself?

Rob

[Former Member]

This might be the 10th time I am seeing this question in the last couple of weeks.

[Former Member]

Rob,

I did try, and then only I posted it on the forum. I found those are not relevent to me.

MxG,

I have not found it when I searched it.

I would have appriciated had you answered it.

[Former Member]

Hi Sam,

Check out the Function Module

RKE_SELECT_FACTDAYS_FOR_PERIOD 

Or 

call function 'FIMA_DAYS_AND_MONTHS_AND_YEARS'
exporting
i_date_from = FROMDATE
i_date_to = TODATE

I_FLG_SEPARATE = ' ' 
IMPORTING
E_DAYS = EDAYS
E_MONTHS = EMONTHS
E_YEARS = EYEARS.

Thanks,

Chidanand

[Former Member]

So, didn't Max's solution help?

Rob

[Former Member]

Hi,

Sorry to enter into discussion in the middle.

I tried to execute max's code but it took me to DUmp and its serious error my system adminstartor has given worng regarding this program. He said highly memory consuming code and may damage kernal . i think its so strange.

When i tried to find where the error occurs its in the write statement

write:/ day.

Program is requesting for 740232384 bytes.

Regards

Balu

[Former Member]

Not really a serious error - I don't see how it could damage the kernel. But yes, it's in an infinite loop.

Rob

[Former Member]

you should have seen Do .. enddoo w/o any exit point.

[Former Member]

we can correct the code.

DATA: DAY_1 TYPE SY-DATUM   VALUE '20081020',
           DAY_2 TYPE SY-DATUM   VALUE '20081231'.

DO.

  IF DAY_1 = DAY_2.
     EXIT.
  ENDIF.
  WRITE / DAY_1.
  DAY_1 = DAY_1 + 1.
ENDDO.

[BH2408]

Hi ,

this is FM for the finding the diff b/w 2 dats.

FIMA_DAYS_BETWEEN_TWO_DATES.

Regards,

Bharani

[uwe_schieferstein]

Hello Sam

Class CL_RECA_DATE provides many useful methods, e.g.:

GET_DATE_DIFF
GET_DAYS_BETWEEN_TWO_DATES

Another interesting classes is CL_RECA_DATE_SLICES.

Regards

Uwe

[Former Member]

Sorry for responding late, Max's code worked for me. Actually it was simple but did not strike to me before. I had to make minor changes.

Thanks all.