Perform statement in SmartForms - getting a syntax error

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I am getting a syntax error in the following perform statement. The error is "<b>Field "VBLKP-MATNR" is unknown.</b> I have VBLKP in the interface. I tried putting it in both the tables tab and the import tab but both give me the same error.

PERFORM convert_to_pallets
  USING vblkp-matnr
        vblkp-lfimg
        vblkp-vrkme
  CHANGING w_nbrpal
           w_nbrpce
           w_nbrft2.

Regards,

Davis

[Former Member]

Be sure to include that field in the input parameters of your Program Lines node.

[Former Member]

Shoot, thanks a lot for that help!

I have another question along these lines. I have a few performs that I have to copy from several programs. There are many structures needed by these performs. Is there a way to declare these structures in a program lines node so that they are global?

Regards,

Davis.

[Former Member]

Declare them in Global Definitions. You can define the Types in the Types tab and then declare your tables workareas in the Global Data tab.

[Former Member]

Alright, thanks. I was trying to declare the table in the types section and it wasn't working. I now know why.

Thanks again for your help!

[ferry_lianto]

Hi Davis,

You can declare them at global definitions.

Regards,

Ferry Lianto

[Former Member]

Here is what I have in an abap program. I need to copy a perform from this program and include some structures/tables in my SmartForm. The following is an example of the tables.

DATA:  BEGIN OF T_KNVV OCCURS 0.
        INCLUDE STRUCTURE KNVV.
DATA:  END OF T_KNVV.

I tried to delcare a strutcure like this:

[code]TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_knvv,

include structure knvv,

END OF ty_knvv.[/quote]

But it gives me a syntax error asking for a ',' after INCLUDE.

Regards,

Davis

[Former Member]

In the Global Definitions - Global Data do this

I_KNVV TYPE TABLE OF KNVV INITIAL SIZE 0

Variable Name = I_KNVV

Type = TYPE

Reference = TABLE OF KNVV INITIAL SIZE 0

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Matt Nagel

[Former Member]

Matt, thanks for the suggestion. However I still get a syntax error when I am trying to access a field in t_knvv. I get the syntax error "<b>Field "T_KNVV-BZIRK" is unknown.</b>

    IF T_KNVV-BZIRK = 'CARLSH' OR
         T_KNVV-BZIRK = 'CCWSH'.

Regards,

Davis

[Former Member]

If you are doing it Ferry's way then you will have to have it like this

IF T_KNVV-KNVV-BZIRK = 'CARLSH' OR
         T_KNVV-KNVV-BZIRK = 'CCWSH'.

If you are doing it my way then you will need to loop at the table into a workarea first. I think.

[Former Member]

Sorry, I thought it was working but it is still giving me the same error.

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Davis

[Former Member]

I have a follow-up question posted above

[ferry_lianto]

Hi Davis,

Please try this.

TYPES: BEGIN OF TY_KNVV,
         KNVV TYPE KNVV,
       END OF TY_KNVV.

Regards,

Ferry Lianto

[Former Member]

Ferry, I just tried that and I still get the syntax error on T_KNVV-BZIRK.

Regards,

Davis

[ferry_lianto]

Hi Davis,

Please try this.

TYPES: TY_KNVV TYPE KNVV.

...

IF TY_KNVV-BZIRK = 'CARLSH' OR
    TY_KNVV-BZIRK = 'CCWSH'.
  ...
ENDIF.

Also can you show your coding?

Regards,

Ferry Lianto

[Former Member]

Ferry, here is my code:

*&---------------------------------------------------------------------*
*&      Form  CHECK_KNVV
*&---------------------------------------------------------------------*
*       text
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*
*  -->  p1        text
*  <--  p2        text
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*
FORM check_knvv.
  data: w_bzirk              LIKE knvv-bzirk.
  data: w_kunnr(10)          TYPE c,
        w_vkorg(4)           TYPE c.
  CLEAR w_bzirk.
  SELECT * INTO TABLE t_knvv FROM knvv
     WHERE kunnr = w_kunnr
     AND   vkorg = w_vkorg.
  LOOP AT t_knvv.
    TRANSLATE t_knvv-bzirk TO UPPER CASE.
    IF t_knvv-bzirk = 'CARLSH' OR
         t_knvv-bzirk = 'CCWSH'.
      w_bzirk = t_knvv-bzirk.
      EXIT.
    ENDIF.
  ENDLOOP.


ENDFORM.                    " CHECK_KNVV

It is still not recognizing any field in T_KNVV.

Regards,

Davis

It loops at and into t_knvv without a problem. The error is when you try to access t_knvv-bzirk.

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Davis

[ferry_lianto]

Hi,

Please try this.

data: w_bzirk              LIKE knvv-bzirk.
  data: w_kunnr(10)          TYPE c,
        w_vkorg(4)           TYPE c.

  CLEAR w_bzirk.

  SELECT * INTO TABLE t_knvv FROM knvv
     WHERE kunnr = w_kunnr
     AND   vkorg = w_vkorg.

data: wa_knvv type t_knvv.

  LOOP AT t_knvv into wa_knvv.
    TRANSLATE wa_knvv-bzirk TO UPPER CASE.
    IF wa_knvv-bzirk = 'CARLSH' OR
         wa_knvv-bzirk = 'CCWSH'.
      w_bzirk = wa_knvv-bzirk.
      EXIT.
    ENDIF.
  ENDLOOP.

Regards,

Ferry Lianto

[Former Member]

Thanks a lot Ferry. I keep forgetting that these program nodes are just small abap editors and that I can treat them as such.

I used your code but changed

data: wa_knvv type t_knvv.

to

data: wa_knvv like line of t_knvv.

Regards,

Davix