Method interface

[Former Member]

Hello Gurus,

SELECT-OPTIONS:
  so_objid FOR HR_SOBJID MEMORY ID pwn.

    CALL METHOD /gkv/cd01_cl_ausndb_tools=>ausndb_read
       EXPORTING
         i_rng_hr_sobjid = so_objid.

i_rng_hr_sobjid structure:

SIGN S_SIGN

OPTION S_OPTION

LOW HR_SOBJID

HIGH HR_SOBJID

the to tables "i_rng_hr_sobjid" and "so_objid" have the same structure, even though i can not activate the source (Error: The table types are incompatible). Has anyone a solution for this problem without having to use a temporary table for the conversion.

Regards,

Ioan Constantin.

[Former Member]

Ok, so i have to create a table type in the DD representing the range of BUDAT and use that table type in the interface.

Hans

[Former Member]

Select options have a default header line. But, in OOPS only table types can be used. Use an internal table with appropriate table type, instead of directly using the select option.

[h_senden2]

Hi,

i've also the issue with the SELECT-OPTIONS so_budat (for instance) and a call of a METHOD.

I want to interface the select-option to the method and use it as you normally would do, so :

WHERE BUDAT in SO_BUDAT

Is there a standard and good working way to use the power of select-options and object oriented programming ?

regards,

Hans

[Former Member]

Hello,

well i think not. Like using Dynpros in OO ... it doesn't work. OO and conventional programming don't like eachother in ABAP

Regards,

Ioan Constantin.

[h_senden2]

Ok, so i have to create a table type in the DD representing the range of BUDAT and use that table type in the interface.

Hans

[Former Member]

Yes, thats right, or you could use a Functionmodule instead of a Method

Have a good day

[naimesh_patel]

You can try passing the SELECT-OPTION table body by using the [].

Like:

  SELECT-OPTIONS:
    so_objid FOR HR_SOBJID MEMORY ID pwn.
 
    CALL METHOD /gkv/cd01_cl_ausndb_tools=>ausndb_read
       EXPORTING
         i_rng_hr_sobjid = so_objid[].  " <<

Regards,

Naimesh Patel

[Former Member]

Hi Naimesh,

now why didn't i think of that? )) Thanks, it works

Regards,

Ioan.