field symbol problem

[rahul2000]

Dear all,

I am facing a problem wherein i want to modify <FS_DYN_TABLE> from <FS_DYN_TABLE_TEMP>.It is getting modified,i.e the column for which i want it modified is getting modified but remaining values of that corresponding row are not being displayed.

my declaration for above two are as follows:-

FIELD-SYMBOLS: <FS_DYN_TABLE> TYPE STANDARD TABLE,"Dynamic table

<FS_DYN_TABLE_TEMP> TYPE ANY ,.Temporary Dynamic table

My syntax was

MODIFY <FS_DYN_TABLE> FROM <FS_DYN_TABLE_TEMP> INDEX W_INDEX TRANSPORTING PERCN.

If i give

MODIFY <FS_DYN_TABLE> FROM <FS_DYN_TABLE_TEMP> TRANSPORTING PERCN ,it gives an error saying :-

"The specified type has no structure and therefore no component called

"PERCN". component called "PERCN".

How to resolve this problem?

[matt]

It's not entirely clear to me what your problem is. <FS_DYN_TABLE_TEMP> is not a table. It is a work area/structure with the same structure as a record in <FS_DYN_TABLE>?

I guess somehow you've set the PERCN field in <FS_DYN_TABLE_TEMP>.

Try:

READ TABLE <fs_dyn_table> INTO <fs_dyn_table_temp> INDEX w_index.
...then set the PERCN field of <fs_dyn_table_temp>.
MODIFY <fs_dyn_table> FROM <fs_dyn_table_temp> INDEX w_index.

matt

[rahul2000]

Dear Matt,

Thanks a lot.u have got my point exactly.

the only problem here is how do i set the PERCN field of <fs_dyn_table_temp>.

What is the syntax?

<fs_dyn_table_temp>-percn wil throw me an error.

what to do regarding this?

[rahul2000]

Dear Matt,

Thhannks a tooon.

My issue has been resolved.

Actually before modifying i had not read the previous values into TEMP.

So they were getting wiped off..

Now its all in Place.Purfect!!

Full points rewarded to u!!

[matt]

Thanks, Rahul.

One point. You asked "the only problem here is how do i set the PERCN field of <fs_dyn_table_temp>."

The answer is, for future reference,

FIELD-SYMBOLS: <l_percn> TYPE ANY. " Or you can specify the type
ASSIGN COMPONENT 'PERCN' OF STRUCTURE <fs_dyn_table_temp> TO <l_percn>.

Then any changes you make to <l_percn> will also be in <fs_dyn_table_temp>.

Regards

matt

[rahul2000]

Dear Matt,

Thanks a ton again nd keep posting

Cheers,

Rahul