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Output from Internal Table - pls help

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Former Member

‎2008 Jan 12 9:33 AM

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Hi All,

In my infoset-query, i am trying to output the values from my internal table in different lines, but the values are getting overwritten & displayed in a single line only.

I have defined Y_MATNR, Y_WERKS, Y_EBELN... as nodes in the extra tab of the infoset.

Output i need is:

Y_MATNR Y_WERKS Y_EBELN Y_EBELP Y_EINDT Y_OPENQTY

ABC 1000 12345 0010 1.2.2008 2

BCF 1000 12345 0020 2.2.2008 3

XYZ 1000 13423 0010 10.2.2008 20

But at the moment i just see:

Y_MATNR Y_WERKS Y_EBELN Y_EBELP Y_EINDT Y_OPENQTY

XYZ 1000 13423 0010 10.2.2008 20

Code:

LOOP AT IL_PO.

READ TABLE IL_PO.

MOVE: IT_PO-YL_MATNR TO Y_MATNR,

IT_PO-YL_WERKS TO Y_WERKS,

IT_PO-YL_EBELN TO Y_EBELN,

IT_PO-YL_EBELP TO Y_EBELP,

IT_PO-YL_EINDT TO Y_EINDT,

IT_PO-YL_OPENQTY TO Y_OPENQTY.

ENDLOOP.

Can someone let me know why is it not displaying all 3 lines instead overwriting on the 1st line itself?

Anyone to help?

Edited by: Vivek on Jan 12, 2008 6:24 PM

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‎2008 Jan 12 12:23 PM

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Hello,

I cannot see an output statement (e.g. write) in your code example. Therefore I think it's impossible for us to give you an answer to your question.

Best regards

Stephan

Hi All,

In my infoset-query, i am trying to output the values from my internal table in different lines, but the values are getting overwritten & displayed in a single line only.

I have defined Y_MATNR, Y_WERKS, Y_EBELN... as nodes in the extra tab of the infoset.

Output i need is:

Y_MATNR Y_WERKS Y_EBELN Y_EBELP Y_EINDT Y_OPENQTY

ABC 1000 12345 0010 1.2.2008 2

BCF 1000 12345 0020 2.2.2008 3

XYZ 1000 13423 0010 10.2.2008 20

But at the moment i just see:

Y_MATNR Y_WERKS Y_EBELN Y_EBELP Y_EINDT Y_OPENQTY

XYZ 1000 13423 0010 10.2.2008 20

Code:

LOOP AT IL_PO.

READ TABLE IL_PO.

MOVE: IT_PO-YL_MATNR TO Y_MATNR,

IT_PO-YL_WERKS TO Y_WERKS,

IT_PO-YL_EBELN TO Y_EBELN,

IT_PO-YL_EBELP TO Y_EBELP,

IT_PO-YL_EINDT TO Y_EINDT,

IT_PO-YL_OPENQTY TO Y_OPENQTY.

ENDLOOP.

Can someone let me know why is it not displaying all 3 lines instead overwriting on the 1st line itself?

Anyone to help?

Edited by: Vivek on Jan 12, 2008 6:24 PM

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‎2008 Jan 12 12:23 PM

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Hello,

I cannot see an output statement (e.g. write) in your code example. Therefore I think it's impossible for us to give you an answer to your question.

Best regards

Stephan

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‎2008 Jan 12 12:25 PM

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Hi Vivek,

Use New Line to output values on different lines.

Or else you can use WRITE : / to output values so that they will be outputted on different lines.

Regards,

Chandru

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‎2008 Jan 12 1:02 PM

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Hi Vivek,

Use the write command followed by new-line command between loop and endloop .

Reward points if helpful..

Regards,

Goutham.

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‎2008 Jan 13 8:10 AM

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HI,

CHECK THE CODE .

LOOP AT IL_PO.

READ TABLE IL_PO.

MOVE: IT_PO-YL_MATNR TO Y_MATNR,

IT_PO-YL_WERKS TO Y_WERKS,

IT_PO-YL_EBELN TO Y_EBELN,

IT_PO-YL_EBELP TO Y_EBELP,

IT_PO-YL_EINDT TO Y_EINDT,

IT_PO-YL_OPENQTY TO Y_OPENQTY.

******************************************

WRITE : / Y_WERKS,

Y_EBELN,

Y_EBELP,

Y_EINDT,

Y_OPENQTY.

******************************************

ENDLOOP.

REWARD POINTS IF USEFULL.

REGARDS,

SREE.....

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Former Member

‎2008 Jan 14 3:57 AM

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where's your 'write' sentence?

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‎2008 Jan 14 8:53 AM

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Hi All,

Thanks for all your inputs. Keep the good work going.

Regards,

Vivek