‎2007 Apr 28 12:30 PM
is there any difference between uline ane sy-uline.plz tell me.
‎2007 Apr 28 6:31 PM
Hi,
There is no difference between uline and sy-uline.
But sy-uline needs ' write ' keyword whereas uline doesnt need anything to be added.
‎2007 Apr 28 12:40 PM
hi
Basically NO DIFFERENCE
the line length will be taken from the LINE-SIZE which you declare along with the REPORT statement.
reward points if useful
regards,
Anji
‎2007 Apr 28 12:46 PM
Hi!
There is no difference between them.
You can use uline, sy-uline, or the '_' charackter as well.
Regards
Tamá
‎2007 Apr 28 12:53 PM
<b>The difference between sy-uline and uline:</b>
'Sy-uline' alias 'SYST-ULINE' is a system variable. You will find it in SYST table. All the characteristics of system variable is applied to it.
But Uline is a ABAP command. It writes a continuous underline in a new line.
‎2007 Apr 28 6:31 PM
Hi,
There is no difference between uline and sy-uline.
But sy-uline needs ' write ' keyword whereas uline doesnt need anything to be added.
‎2007 Apr 28 8:12 PM
Hi,
ULINE is a command. You can write it as WRITE: / sy-uline(sy-linsz).
‎2007 Apr 29 7:28 AM
Hi
There is defferacne but in the functionality of the same, but which to use when and where.
when we use script form editor where to pront the H'line generally go for &ULINE&
and for report programs we use SY-ULINE.
reward points if helpful
regads
sreeni