2007 May 14 4:48 PM
I want to pass a variable of length 64 and char type
Currently this is what I have, but it should be yvalues(64) type c.
data: yvalues type c.
perform fcc_values using yvalues.
FORM fcc_values using xvalues type c.
2007 May 14 4:51 PM
Hi Megan,
What is the issue? Is your program dumping? Is it not compiling? Please let me know.
Regards,
Mark
Hi,
Not sure what you are looking for..
But try this..You can use CHAR64 data element..
DATA: yvalues TYPE CHAR64.
PERFORM fcc_values USING yvalues.
FORM fcc_values USING xvalues TYPE char64.
....
ENDFORM.
Thanks,
Naren
2007 May 14 4:51 PM
Hi Megan,
What is the issue? Is your program dumping? Is it not compiling? Please let me know.
Regards,
Mark
2007 May 14 4:55 PM
Try this...
data: yvalues(64) type c value 'test123'.
perform fcc_values using yvalues.
FORM fcc_values using xvalues type char64.
write: xvalues.
endform.
2007 May 14 4:55 PM
Hi,
Not sure what you are looking for..
But try this..You can use CHAR64 data element..
DATA: yvalues TYPE CHAR64.
PERFORM fcc_values USING yvalues.
FORM fcc_values USING xvalues TYPE char64.
....
ENDFORM.
Thanks,
Naren
2007 May 14 4:55 PM
Is this what you are looking for?
yvalues type char64.
perform fcc_values using yvalues.
FORM fcc_values using xvalu es type char64.
2007 May 14 5:04 PM
I was able to do this.
data: xvalues(64) type c.
perform fcc_values using xvalues.
write:/ xvalues.
FORM fcc_values using xvalues.
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