‎2007 Mar 14 5:20 AM
Hi Experts,
I have 900 records in an internal table, I want to delete 899 records from that internal table is there any way to delete all the records except one from that internal table in debugging mode.
Please help me on this.
Regards,
chandra.
‎2007 Mar 14 5:23 AM
Hi chandra,
you can select that one record into another internal table and you can use that internal table for your use.
regards ,
veeresh
‎2007 Mar 14 5:25 AM
You cant delete the records in debugging mode, however you can delete the records of the internal table before executing the report.... i.e., using DELETE statement in the report....
Regards,
Pavan P
‎2007 Mar 14 5:28 AM
u can delete the records,
when u display the table in table view while u r in debugging.
u can see a button 'delete', u can place the cursor on a single record and delete one by one.
Regards,
Sujatha.
‎2007 Mar 14 5:31 AM
Delete all the records using the delete buttion, but before deleting them export them to an excel file. Now in the excel file you can delete all those which you don't want, let the single record be and then import the excel back to internal table
‎2007 Mar 14 6:02 AM
Hi Vishnu,
Thanks for ur Inputs.
when ever i click on excel to export i am getting the messgae called authorisation problem. if u find other solution please let me know.
Regards,
chandra.
‎2007 Mar 14 5:39 AM
Hi Chandra
when u display the table in table view while u r in debugging mode.
There is one button DELETE . First u must select record wich u want to delete the press DELETE button.
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Regards
navin k.
‎2007 Mar 14 5:55 AM
Hi,
Even i had requirement like this the only way which i got in response from experts of our team Regarding this is that u can delete the entries in table when u go to table view while debugging and select the records and there will be a button delete u can delete pressing this button.No other way as perr my knowledge gathered.
Regards,
S.Ravi Kumar
‎2007 Mar 14 6:07 AM
Hi,
I have solved my self. I have change logic in my program.
Thanks for all your answers.
Regards,
chandra.
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