Dynamis where Condition using select-options

[Former Member]

Hi All,

I am trying to form a dynamic where clause using values entered on a selection screen. I want that if a new entry is added in the selection screen the where clause can also be modified dynamically without any change in coding. The only change required should be addition of select-option statement in the selection screen declaration.

Thanks in advance.

Anju

[Former Member]

Hi,

you can use the

tables: mara.

select-options: s_matnr for mara-matnr.

select * from mara into table itab where matnr in s_matnr.

select-options will have a structure like this

sign

option

low

high

this will behave just like an internal table with header line

you can get the records with in those ranges or out of that range also

thanks & regards,

Venkatesh

[Former Member]

Anju,

The values you enter in the selection screen would be directly reflected in the where clause once you aplly the following syntax as below.

select-options: s_f1 for f1.

select f1

f2

f3

from DB-Table

into Int-table

where f1 IN s_f1.

Hope the above syntax will resolve your quiry.

Regards,

Rama Murthy.P

[Former Member]

Hi Anju,

I feel your question is regarding addition or removal of select-options on the screen...

and rest all should happed automatically, just like it happens in SE11 and SE16.. we can select the fields for selection screen and then the report comes accordingly.. right?

Thanks and Best Regards,

Vikas Bittera.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Suppose ur code is like below:

tables: mara.

data: begin of itab,

matnr like mara-matnr,

maktx like makt-maktx,

end of itab.

Start-of-selection.

select-options: mat_no like mara-matnr.

end-of-selection.

select mara_{matnr makt}maktx into corresponding fields of table itab

from mara inner join makt on mara_{matnr = makt}matnr

where mara~matnr in mat_no.

Here when u run ur prog it will ask for the material no.

U will enter the material no. then it will dynamically affect the

coding which is already written.

The code will fetch the material no and its description form the

table mara and makt only for those material which u have fill in the

select option at run time.

[Former Member]

refer below example

L_COND_SYNTAX = 'd2_{ext_status = l_status and d2}ext_date ne c_intdate and '

& 'd2~ext_uploaded = space'.

SELECT D1_{TKNUM D1}SHTYP D1_{TPLST D1}ERNAM D1_{ERDAT D1}BFART

D1_{VSART D1}ROUTE D1_{SIGNI D1}EXTI1 D1~TPBEZ

D1_{DATBG D1}UATBG D1_{TDLNR D2}VBELN D2~POSNR

D2_{EXT_FAILED D2}EXT_COUNT D2_{EXT_DATE D2}EXT_TIME

D2_{EXT_REP_DATE D2}EXT_REP_TIME

D2_{EXT_RES_DATE D2}EXT_RES_TIME D2~EXT_ERR_TYPE

INTO TABLE PA_GT_SHIP_HEADER

FROM VTTK AS D1 INNER JOIN RIOZTM_DELSTAT AS D2

ON D1_{TKNUM = D2}TKNUM

WHERE

D1~TKNUM IN S_TKNUM AND

D1~SHTYP IN S_SHTYP AND

AND

<b>(L_COND_SYNTAX).</b>

Plz note the backet in L_COND_SYNTAX.

Reward points if helpful

[Former Member]

HI,

do like this.

tables:mara.

data:BEGIN OF itab occurs 0,

field type screen-name,

END OF itab.

data:condition type string value 'mandt = ''800'''.

data:sel_opt(15),temp(15).

FIELD-SYMBOLS:<fs> type any.

SELECT-OPTIONS:matnr for mara-matnr.

SELECT-OPTIONS:ernam for mara-ernam.

AT SELECTION-SCREEN.

LOOP AT screen.

itab-field = screen-name.

append itab.

ENDLOOP.

START-OF-SELECTION.

LOOP AT itab where field cs '-LOW'.

split itab at '-' into sel_opt temp.

<b> ASSIGN (sel_opt) to <fs>.

IF <fs> is not INITIAL.

concatenate condition 'AND' sel_opt 'in' sel_opt into condition separated by space.

ENDIF.</b>

ENDLOOP.

<b>reward if helpful</b>

rgds,

bharat.

[Former Member]

Thanks all but my query is that when I add a new field on the selection screen the where clause need not be updated every time. It needs to take care of all the filled screen fields on its own.

[Former Member]

HI,

see the highlighted part of my previous post.

it will check whether the select-options are filled or not also.

first i am assigning the value of select-option to a field-symbol and i am checking whether it is initial or not and then i am concatenating it to the where clause.

<b>reward if helpful</b>

rgds,

bharat.

[Former Member]

done