2007 Feb 16 3:36 AM
Hi all !
can u tell me whether the following query is correct or not.
thanks,
sachin
2007 Feb 16 3:37 AM
oops i missed it ....sorry!
select kna1~loevm into gt_output-loevm1.
Hi all !
can u tell me whether the following query is correct or not.
thanks,
sachin
2007 Feb 16 3:37 AM
oops i missed it ....sorry!
select kna1~loevm into gt_output-loevm1.
2007 Feb 16 3:38 AM
Guess the select statement is not complete. paste your complete code.
Cheers
VJ
2007 Feb 16 3:41 AM
select kna1~loevm into gt_output-loevm1 from kna1 <where condn if you want>.
<append gt_output if you want>
endselect.
regards
shiba dutta
2007 Feb 16 3:45 AM
Hi,
The alias is required only if you are using a Join in your select query, otherwise use ordinary references.
When you use more than one table and the field is common in both the tables, to differentiate between the two, you use the alias reference.
kna1~loevm...
Regards
Subramanian
2007 Feb 16 3:53 AM
select kna1~loevm into gt_output-loevm1.
The select query should be as
select loevm FROM kna1
into corresponding fields of table gt_output
where ...............If u are using two tables and making join then use as u specified with alias otherwise no need.
2007 Feb 16 3:57 AM
try this...
select loevm from kna1 into gt_output-loevm1 <where condn if you want>.
<append gt_output if you want>
endselect.
Cheers
VJ
2007 Feb 16 7:18 AM
2007 Feb 16 7:24 AM
Hi Sachin
if you satisfied the replies you got please close the thread by mark as completed.
Regards,
kumar
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