Dump Error

[Former Member]

Hello friends I am having a short dump error when I execute the program.

its at the functional Module.

It occurs because I am using name1, in the tables option in the function module. However when I removed the name1 and hardcoded a value it runs fine.

DATA : name1(50) OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE.

CONCATENATE it_vbrp-kunag it_vbrp-vkorg it_vbrp-vtweg it_vbrp-spart

INTO name1.

CALL FUNCTION 'READ_TEXT'

EXPORTING

client = sy-mandt

id = 'Z007'

language = 'E'

name = <b>name1</b>

object = 'KNVV'

archive_handle = 0

TABLES

lines = t_stxh_text

EXCEPTIONS

id = 1

language = 2

name = 3

not_found = 4

object = 5

reference_check = 6

wrong_access_to_archive = 7

OTHERS = 8.

IF sy-subrc <> 0.

ENDIF.

ANy suggestions.

Shejal

[Former Member]

No magic. That's how the parameter in th FM is declared. All parameters passed to FMs have to have the same charactreristics as those declared in the FM.

Rob

[Former Member]

The earlier code was wrong. Try this:

data: NAME1 like THEAD-TDNAME.

It's not a table.

Rob

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Rob Burbank

[suresh_datti]

just use data: name1(50).

the itab isn't reqd here..

~Suresh

[Former Member]

Thanks ROb, Ferry and Suresh.

Rob,

I made it to 70 it works..whats the magic behind that.

Shejal.

[Former Member]

No magic. That's how the parameter in th FM is declared. All parameters passed to FMs have to have the same charactreristics as those declared in the FM.

Rob

[Former Member]

Hi,

Please try to declare name1 like this.

DATA: NAME1 LIKE THEAD-TDNAME.

Regards,

Ferry Lianto

[Former Member]

Hello friends,

I am using ranges,

r_pstyv-sign = 'I'.

r_pstyv-option = 'EQ'.

r_pstyv-low = 'ZTAP'.

APPEND r_pstyv.

r_pstyv-low = 'ZCCR'.

APPEND r_pstyv.

and based on this ranges i have a select statement,

SELECT vbrk~vbeln

vbrp~posnr

vbrp~uepos

vbrp~aupos

vbrk~kunrg

vbrk~kunag

vbrp~pstyv

vbrp~aubel

vbrp~matnr

vbrk~vkorg

vbrk~vtweg

vbrk~spart

INTO TABLE it1_vbrk

FROM vbrk

INNER JOIN vbrp

ON vbrk_{vbeln EQ vbrp}vbeln

WHERE vbrk~vkorg EQ p_vkorg

AND vbrp~pstyv NE r_pstyv

AND vbrk~erdat IN s_erdat.

I was looking into the output. It is selecting data where vbrkp~pstyv = 'ZTAP'.

I dont understand this,

any idea.

Shejal

[Former Member]

You need to use IN with the range r_pstyv in your where clause. If you are trying to exclude ZTAP and ZCCR you need to populate the range like this:

r_pstyv-sign = 'E'.
r_pstyv-option = 'EQ'.

r_pstyv-low = 'ZTAP'.
APPEND r_pstyv.

r_pstyv-low = 'ZCCR'.
APPEND r_pstyv.

[Former Member]

It should pick records up irrespective of what's in r_pstyv. Do you mean:

r_pstyv-sign = 'E'.
r_pstyv-option = 'EQ'.

r_pstyv-low = 'ZTAP'.
APPEND r_pstyv.

r_pstyv-low = 'ZCCR'.
APPEND r_pstyv.

SELECT vbrk~vbeln
        vbrp~posnr
        vbrp~uepos
        vbrp~aupos
        vbrk~kunrg
        vbrk~kunag
        vbrp~pstyv
        vbrp~aubel
        vbrp~matnr
        vbrk~vkorg
        vbrk~vtweg
        vbrk~spart
  INTO TABLE it1_vbrk
  FROM vbrk
    INNER JOIN vbrp
      ON vbrk~vbeln EQ vbrp~vbeln
  WHERE vbrk~vkorg EQ p_vkorg
    AND vbrp~pstyv IN r_pstyv
    AND vbrk~erdat IN s_erdat.

Rob

[Former Member]

However in My select statement in am using NE, so what should be there.

Shejal.

[Former Member]

Using NE is ambiguous in this case. Try it the way we suggested. But remember to use the IN operator.

Sorry - NE is wrong in this case. You have to use IN with a range.

Rob

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Rob Burbank

[Former Member]

Thanks Everyone.

Shejal