passing internal table to sap script

[Former Member]

Dear all,

I have passed internal table values as standard text into sap script. The table values are coming in dev and qas server.  while executing in production , it shows as follows instead of table values.

Standard text is existing in production server with this following text.

Please resolve my problem...

Waiting for the reply...

Regards,

Dhivya N.

[Former Member]

Dear all,

I have passed internal table values as standard text into sap script. The table values are coming in dev and qas server.  while executing in production , it shows as follows instead of table values.

Standard text is existing in production server with this following text.

Please resolve my problem...

Waiting for the reply...

Regards,

Dhivya N.

[Former Member]

Hi dhivya N,

i wasnt fully able to understand what u mean.

what is dev and qas server?

is this the screenshot of the formular?

what does ur SO10 Text looks like?

what do u mean with "u passed the internel table as standard text into sap-script?

do u have

1) an internal table

2) loop at this internal table and call write_form row by row

3) define a row in ur main window using variables for example &gt_internal_table-req_diam&

3.1) variables need to be within the symbol &

3.2) the structure u loop into needs to be global - otherwise its always empty when sap-script reads it

regards

Stefan Seeburger

[Former Member]

hi stefan and jelena,

i modified one standard sap script

my required sap script output is (i got in development and quality server)

I am passing these values to sap script through include standard text.

INCLUDE ZQM_INSP_DETECT OBJECT TEXT ID ST LANGUAGE EN

in my program. the table values are passed to standard text as

wa_header-tdobject = 'TEXT'.

WA_HEADER-TDNAME = 'ZQM_INSP_DETECT'.

     wa_header-tdid = 'ST'.

     wa_header-tdspras = 'E'.

***passing the table values into the standard text***

     CALL FUNCTION 'SAVE_TEXT'

       EXPORTING

        CLIENT                = SY-MANDT

        HEADER                = WA_HEADER

        INSERT                = 'X'

        SAVEMODE_DIRECT       = 'X'

       TABLES

         LINES                 = TA_TEXT

      EXCEPTIONS

        ID                    = 1

        LANGUAGE              = 2

        NAME                  = 3

        OBJECT                = 4

        OTHERS                = 5

               .

     IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.

     ENDIF.

  ELSE.

    clear ta_text.

   exit.

ENDIF.

clear wa_header.

Problem:

I got the output in development and quality server. but checking in production instead of values , the output looks as

hope you understand....

Regards,

Dhivya N.

[Jelena_Perfiljeva]

Like Stefan, I also didn't quite get the question. However, when there is a different behavior in two environments than obviously some analysis needs to be done regarding the differences between the two. What has been done so far to troubleshoot this?

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http://scn.sap.com/community/about/blog/2014/01/12/landing-page-for-the-troublemakers

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[Former Member]

Hi dhivya N

its very hard to tell what the mistake is... because sap-script sometimes is  very "sensitive"

i think u need to debug to figure out where the bug is.

here are some hints u may look at:

• the Text "Complies with Chart 000 000" looks very differnet to what u expect. It might be that the wrong "Text" is used in SAP-Script. Maybe u have to "commit work" after saving Text
• U got a Table displayed. As far as i got the idea of ur programm. U just save the Table Content in ur internal Table. The table (the printed boxes) itself comes from somewhere else? maybe this "overwrite" ur table content.
• as u got a difference bewteen production and development server  it may be caused by the SO10-Text elements because thats the only element that can be changed in production without Transport from development server.
• u need to debug ur programm step by step and need to check if the SO10-Text is what u expect it to be. maybe try to figure out if u get another result when u set breakpoint after save-text (that would agree to the idea of missing "commit work")
• check if u can find the Text "complies to chart" somewhere. this may be the place where ur table gets "overwritten" maybe if u got different windows at the same place. For example if u use a seperate window to print the table boxes and in this window u got a "dummy text" or another "write form" somewhere in a sub-routine overwrites the window u put ur SO10-Text in.

regards

Stefan