Hi Sam,
No, but you can use similar like condition with DESCRIBE statement.
DESCRIBE TABLE itab [KIND knd].
Effect:
The table type of the internal table itab is determined and a corresponding one-digit identification is assigned to the data object knd. A character-type data type is expected for the data object. The identifications are "T" for standard tables, "S" for sorted tables and "H" for hashed tables. These values are also defined as constants sydes_kind-standard, sydes_kind-sorted, and sydes_kind-hashed in the type group SYDES.
TYPE-POOLS sydes.
...
FORM sort_descending CHANGING itab TYPE ANY TABLE.
DATA tabkind(1) TYPE c.
DESCRIBE TABLE itab KIND tabkind.
IF tabkind = sydes_kind-standard OR
tabkind = sydes_kind-hashed.
SORT itab DESCENDING.
ELSEIF tabkind = sydes_kind-sorted.
MESSAGE '...' TYPE 'E'.
ELSE.
MESSAGE '...' TYPE 'E'.
ENDIF.
ENDFORM.
or
DESCRIBE DISTANCE BETWEEN dobj1 AND dobj2 INTO dst
IN {BYTE|CHARACTER} MODE.
Effect:
This statement assigns the distance between the starting positions of the data objects dobj1 and dobj2 to the data object dst, for which the data type i is expected. In case of deeper data types, the referenced data object is not relevant but the position of the internal reference (for strings and internal tables) or the reference variables. It is not important, in which order dobj1 and dobj2 are specified.
DATA: BEGIN OF struc,
comp1 TYPE i,
comp2(1) TYPE x,
comp3(4) TYPE c VALUE 'Hey',
comp4(4) TYPE c VALUE 'you!',
comp5 TYPE x,
END OF struc.
DATA: off TYPE i,
len TYPE i.
FIELD-SYMBOLS: <hex> TYPE x,
<result> TYPE c.
DESCRIBE DISTANCE BETWEEN:
struc AND struc-comp3 INTO off IN BYTE MODE,
struc-comp3 AND struc-comp5 INTO len IN BYTE MODE.
ASSIGN: struc TO <hex> CASTING,
<hex>+off(len) TO <result> CASTING.
Hope this will help.
Regards,
Ferry Lianto
Bluesky
