Function module to validate input value

[Former Member]

Hi all,

can you please provide me the name of the function module to validate input value.

I have a case where i have to validate decimal values. sometimes users may enter wrong decimal values by mistake instead of "0.23" "0..23' and it gives CONVT_NO_NUMBER runtime error so have to come up with some solutions to validate user input.

Please provide me Function module if anybody knows.

Thanks,

[Former Member]

Try this one

data: lv_htype TYPE dd01v-datatype.

    CALL FUNCTION 'NUMERIC_CHECK'
      EXPORTING
        string_in = my_number
      IMPORTING
        htype     = lv_htype.

    IF lv_htype NE 'NUMC'.
       Raise an error here...
    ENDIF.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Thanks for the reply but how about decimal values. i have to check on decimal values like if user inputs 0..23 instead of 0.23 it should not raise an system error. with 0.23 also it gives as CHAR.

Thanks,

[Former Member]

Hi,

While declaring the numeric fields use the below code, this validation will be taken care by SAP itself ;

parameter : dmbtr like bsis-dmbtr.

Thanks,

Sriram Ponna.

[Former Member]

The standard format checks are taken care by the SAP system itself one need not to validate them.

Ex:

parameters:

p_pack type p decimals 3.

Now, if u try to execute the program with incorrect data ( Ex :0..234 or 0.2345 ) the system itself throws an error message

[Former Member]

Use FM CATS_NUMERIC_INPUT_CHECK

If you maintaining different floating point, assign INTERNAL as 'X'.

[rah3]

I had the same requirement and this worked for me... Thanks!

[Former Member]

Hi,

Use try and catch for handling the exceptions and show exception message to user.

exception class : - CX_SY_CONVERSION_NO_NUMBER

[Former Member]

Hi,

Use Split statement on decimal  '.' .

if value are going into three variables then it's wrong input.

Example.

V1 = '0.23'

Split   V1 into V2 V3 V4 .

if V4 IS INITIAL .

"CORRECT ".

ELSE.

"WRONG "

ENDIF.

Check for V1 = '0..24'

value will come in V4 variable .

Regards,

Salil