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Field symbol value

Former Member

‎2010 Apr 02 6:52 AM

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Hi experts ,

in FS <fs_date> i am having the date value in the type of select option structure sign , option ,low , high .

i want to move to the <fs_date>-sign to other range table . how to perform this , below is the sample code i tried .

DATA: rt_date TYPE REF TO data,

DATA:rt_dat TYPE /sdf/sel_tabtype,

FIELD-SYMBOLS: <fs_date> TYPE TABLE ,

ASSIGN rt_date->* TO <fs_date>.

  • error is comming if i perform like this .

  • LOOP AT <fs_date> .

  • rt_dat-sign = <fs_date>-sign.

  • rt_dat-option = <fs_date>-option.

  • rt_dat-low = <fs_date>-low.

  • rt_dat-high = <fs_date>-high.

  • ENDLOOP.

thanks

chinnaiya P

Hi experts ,

in FS <fs_date> i am having the date value in the type of select option structure sign , option ,low , high .

i want to move to the <fs_date>-sign to other range table . how to perform this , below is the sample code i tried .

DATA: rt_date TYPE REF TO data,

DATA:rt_dat TYPE /sdf/sel_tabtype,

FIELD-SYMBOLS: <fs_date> TYPE TABLE ,

ASSIGN rt_date->* TO <fs_date>.

  • error is comming if i perform like this .

  • LOOP AT <fs_date> .

  • rt_dat-sign = <fs_date>-sign.

  • rt_dat-option = <fs_date>-option.

  • rt_dat-low = <fs_date>-low.

  • rt_dat-high = <fs_date>-high.

  • ENDLOOP.

thanks

chinnaiya P

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nirajgadre
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‎2010 Apr 02 7:02 AM

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Hi,

Try to loop on the field-symbol table and pass this value to work area.

and append work area to another range table.

Loop AT <FS_DATE> into lw_temp.

rt_dat-sign = lw_temp-sign.

rt_dat-option = lw_temp-option.

rt_dat-low = lw_temp-low.

rt_dat-high = lw_temp.-high.

append rt_date.

endloop

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Former Member
In response to nirajgadre

‎2010 Apr 02 7:04 AM

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HI NIRAJ , THANKS FOR YOUR QUICK REPLY ,

I DECLARED <FS_DATE> AS FIELD-SYMBOLS: <fs_date> TYPE TABLE ,

HOW DECLARE A WA FOR THIS fIELD SYMBOL .

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nirajgadre
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In response to nirajgadre

‎2010 Apr 02 7:08 AM

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Hi,

try to declare the work area with type /sdf/sel_tabtype.

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Former Member

‎2010 Apr 02 7:48 PM

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For what you are trying to do, you don't need field symbols or dynamic data creation. But, if you insist on that path, you are missing a CREATE DATA statement. Try the following code:


DATA: rt_date TYPE REF TO data.
DATA: rt_dat TYPE /sdf/sel_tabtype.

FIELD-SYMBOLS: <fs_date> TYPE TABLE,
               <fs_row>  type any.

CREATE DATA rt_date type /sdf/sel_tabtype.

ASSIGN rt_date->* TO <fs_date>.

loop at <fs_date> ASSIGNING <fs_row>.
  append <fs_row> to rt_dat.
ENDLOOP.