OO inserting into db tables

[Former Member]

Is there a certain syntax for inserting into db tables with OO? I have no errors when I MODIFY the table from within the same method, but when I use INSERT I get an error saying the field is not recognized.

Edited by: zmwhite on Nov 3, 2011 4:15 PM

[Former Member]

Is there a certain syntax for inserting into db tables with OO? I have no errors when I MODIFY the table from within the same method, but when I use INSERT I get an error saying the field is not recognized.

Edited by: zmwhite on Nov 3, 2011 4:15 PM

[Former Member]

Code lines and exact error ?

[Former Member]

Post the dump

[Clemenss]

Hi zim

thank you for not posting code but asking questions regarding code.

I don't know what you expect. But you will have taken into account that you always INSERT / MODIFY / UPDATE databse FROM work area or FROM TABLE itab.

Regards

Clemens

[Former Member]

The code is as folows, the statment to MODIFY does not give me an error but the INSERT statement gives the message: zobserve is not a field group.

METHOD save_answers.

IF s1000_flg1 = 'UPDT'. "update existing record

MODIFY zobserve FROM wa_zobserve. *NO ERROR*

IF SY-SUBRC <>'0'.

message_id = 7.

lcl_message->get_message(

EXPORTING

text_id = message_id

text = ' ' ).

SET SCREEN 1000.

RETURN.

ELSE.

COMMIT WORK.

saved_flg = 'X'.

MESSAGE 'Record Updated' TYPE 'S'.

ENDIF.

ELSE. "add new record

INSERT WA_ZOBSERVE INTO ZOBSERVE. *ERROR: zobserve is not a field group*

IF SY-SUBRC <> '0'.

message_id = 8.

lcl_message->get_message(

EXPORTING

text_id = message_id

text = ' ' ).

SET SCREEN 1000.

ELSE.

COMMIT WORK.

saved_flg = 'X'.

MESSAGE 'Record Saved' TYPE 'S'.

ENDIF.

ENDIF.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Please go thru this link

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/fc/eb3a6d358411d1829f0000e829fbfe/content.htm

Write your statement like these (below)

To insert a single line into a database table, use the following:

INSERT INTO <target> VALUES <wa> .

INSERT <target> FROM <wa >

Multiple lines

INSERT <target> FROM TABLE <itab>

Hope I helped!

Thanks,

Reetesh

[Former Member]

Thanks, I had actually copied that line from the model my boss gave me, and he wasn't using OO. It originally gave a message that in OO the syntax needed an INTO with the INSERT formatted that way, so I changed it and it never worked after that. I must have had something else wrong that I have fixed in the process. Not sure why, but it works now.