Message variables in message longtext

[Former Member]

Hi,

I'm trying to dipslay the mesage variables (sy-msgv1 etc.) in the longtext of a message. In the longtext i put for example:

"varibale1: &V1&"

But i does not work, when raisimg the message, it does not resolve the variables.

Any suggestions?

Regards

Jan

[Former Member]

Although this message is old. The answer is relevant today. The message variables are different in the short text and long text.

- In the short text you use the typical & as the placeholder. Multiple variables in the short text are the same.

- In the long text you use the &V1& as the placeholder. Multiple variables in the long text are sequential, i.e. &V1& &V2&

[Laxmana_Appana_]

Hi,

define the message text element like : varibale1: &

then raise message like

message e001(xxx) with <variable>.

(or)

do like this :

data : x_message(100) type c.

concatenate 'Testvariable1:' V1 'Testvariable2:' V2

into x_message.

message e001(zsd) with x_message.

it will work.

Regards

Appana

[Former Member]

Hi Appana,

thanks, but this does not work, it still doesn't resolve the variable. I raise the message like this:

message e001(zsd) with 'Test'.

In the Longtext I get with Your suggestion:

"varibale1: &"

instead of:

"variable1: Test"

Regards

Jan

[Former Member]

Hi,

I think you should pass this in the short text itself.

For eg.

Message e01 with sy-msgv1.

where 01 would be &.

Best regards,

Prashant

[Former Member]

Hi Prashant,

it seems like Your are almost right, now I'm having:

h_var1 = 'test1'.
h_var2 = 'test2'.

sy-msgv1 = h_var1.
sy-msgv2 = h_var2.

message e001(zsd) with h_var1 h_var2.

My message-longtext is:

<b>

Testvariable1: &V1&, Testvariable2: &V2&</b>

This now resolves only ONE variable (the first one), so I get this longtext-output:

<b>Testvariable1: test1, Testvariable2: &V2&</b>

I think this is very strange... Any more suggestions?

Thanks

Jan

[Former Member]

hi

in the message class <b>ZSD</b> and message no <b>001</b> you should give like

&1& &2& &3& &4&.

then you can use

<b>message e001(zsd) with h_var1 h_var2 H_VAR3 H_vAR4</b>.

Regards

Srikanth

[Former Member]

Although this message is old. The answer is relevant today. The message variables are different in the short text and long text.

- In the short text you use the typical & as the placeholder. Multiple variables in the short text are the same.

- In the long text you use the &V1& as the placeholder. Multiple variables in the long text are sequential, i.e. &V1& &V2&