2011 Mar 19 3:46 PM
Hi All,
Sorry for my dummy question but by checking a few threads I couldn't find answer.
I have a method with a paramter and calling it I get error message:
"variable" is not type-compatible with formal parameter "parameter"
'variable' --> data element: 'zchar2' (CHAR 2)
'parameter' --> data element: 'zchar10' (CHAR 10)
It's clear that 'zchar2' and 'zchar10' are different.
What is not clear to me why cannot I import a 2 character string into a parameter of 10 characters.
There's no error if I change the parameter's type from 'zchar10' to 'c' in the method. However I don't want this since the parameter must have 10 characters or less (and no more).
How can I define the parameter in the method properly (I don't want to manipulate 'variable')? What is the solution?
Thanks,
Csaba
Additionally:
Tried char10, string10 - it didn't help...
Edited by: Csaba Szommer on Mar 19, 2011 7:17 PM
2011 Mar 19 6:17 PM
Hi,
I am not trying to answer you about why SAP has provided that kind of validation.
But I wan to understand why are you passing PARAMETER with more than CHAR2 as there is no meaning as VARIABLE will truncate last 8 Characters.
Also we might want to pass PARAMETER to PARAMETER2 (Char2) and then pass PARAMETER2 to VARIABLE of method.
Thanks,
Naveen Inuganti
Hi Csaba,
declare the parameter as TYPE ANY. This works and you can call it as
dummy=>dummy( remark ).
Regards,
Clemens
2011 Mar 19 6:17 PM
Hi,
I am not trying to answer you about why SAP has provided that kind of validation.
But I wan to understand why are you passing PARAMETER with more than CHAR2 as there is no meaning as VARIABLE will truncate last 8 Characters.
Also we might want to pass PARAMETER to PARAMETER2 (Char2) and then pass PARAMETER2 to VARIABLE of method.
Thanks,
Naveen Inuganti
2011 Mar 19 6:24 PM
Naveen,
Thanks for your answer.
I want to import char2 from program (from where the method is called) into the method via a char10 parameter (export / import depends on from which point we see it).
CALL METHOD dummy=>dummy
EXPORTING parameter (remark: char10) = variable (remark: char2).
Thanks,
Csaba
Edited by: Csaba Szommer on Mar 19, 2011 7:25 PM
2011 Mar 19 7:02 PM
Hi Csaba,
declare the parameter as TYPE ANY. This works and you can call it as
dummy=>dummy( remark ).
Regards,
Clemens
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