Issue when passing table parameter to perform...

[Former Member]

Hello,

I have a table parameter (S_KOSTL) defined as RSRANGE in a function module.

Now when I am passing the table to an perform staeement as follows:

PERFORM get_cost_center_info USING s_kostl

CHANGING lt_output.

Inside the form routine I am using following:

FORM get_cost_center_info USING S_KOSTL TYPE RSRANGE

CHANGING ct_output TYPE tt_output.

LOOP AT it_ausp INTO ls_ausp WHERE atwrt IN s_kostl.

:

:

ENDLOOP.

But it says relational operator 'IN' not supported even if I defined S_KOSTL LIKE RSRANGE in function module tbale parameter.

Please help.

Regards,

Rajesh.

[naimesh_patel]

Since you are passing the Range which is a Table you have to pass it with the TABLES addition instead of the Using.

Try like this:

PERFORM get_cost_center_info TABLES s_kostl
CHANGING lt_output.

Inside the form routine I am using following:

FORM get_cost_center_info TABLES S_KOSTL TYPE RSRANGE
CHANGING ct_output TYPE tt_output.

LOOP AT it_ausp INTO ls_ausp WHERE atwrt IN s_kostl.

ENDLOOP.

Regards,

Naimesh Patel

[matt]

When you use "USING S_KOSTL TYPE RSRANGE" like that, you're defining the parameter s_kostl as a flat structure, rather than a table of rsrange.

Either use the form TABLES addition, or, define a table type of type standard table of rsrange.

matt

[Former Member]

How can I do Matt's alternatice approach...

[matt]

Define a table type in SE11, perhaps called "Z_T_RSRANGE", which has line type RSRANGE.

matt

[ThomasZloch]

Since the TABLES parameter is obsolete (implicit header line), I recommend Matt's second alternative. You should do the same in your function module interface, don't use TABLES any more, instead CHANGING.

Thomas