Query regarding alignment of data in Application server

[Former Member]

My requirement is to download data to the application server. To get an aligned output, i need to give offset position manually for each input.

For example :

lw_outtab+0(15) = in_itab-matnr.

lw_outtab+25(10) = in_itab-vkorg.

append lw_outtab to i_outtab.

Instead of manualy giving the offset position

Is there is any function module to get an aligned output in the Application server directly.

And also i would like to know if color formating is possible for the downloaded data.

...Waiting for ur suggestions.

Regards,

Dhana...

[Former Member]

Hi,

You can use field-symbols

field-symbols <f>.

Data trenn value ';'.

do.

assign component sy-index of structure in_itab to <f>.

IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.

EXIT.

ENDIF.

concatenate lw_outtab <f> trenn into lw_outtab .

enddo.

Append lw_outtab to i_outtab.

regards Andreas

[andreas_mann3]

Hi,

You can use field-symbols

field-symbols <f>.

Data trenn value ';'.

do.

assign component sy-index of structure in_itab to <f>.

IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.

EXIT.

ENDIF.

concatenate lw_outtab <f> trenn into lw_outtab .

enddo.

Append lw_outtab to i_outtab.

regards Andreas

[Former Member]

Hi Dhanachezhiyan,

In order to get alligned data in an outputfile to application server you could do something like this:

• Define your own types (of course you can add as much fields you need)

TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_in_itab,

matnr(15) TYPE c,

buf01(10) TYPE c,

vkorg(10) TYPE c,

buf01(10) TYPE c,

END OF ty_in_itab,

• Make sure that the length here is equal to length of ty_in_itab

ty_outtab(100) TYPE c.

• Define your own tables/workarea's

DATA: in_itab TYPE ty_in_itab OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE,

in_outtab TYPE ty_outtab OCCURS,

lw_outtab TYPE ty_outtab.

• Logic to fill in_itab.

• ...

MOVE CORRESPONDING VBAK TO in_itab.

APPEND in_itab.

• ...

• After this filling logic do your trick

LOOP AT in_itab.

lw_outtab = in_itab.

APPEND lw_outtab TO in_outtab.

ENDLOOP.

• And afterwards download it

• ...

Hope this sample will help you along.

Regards,

Rob.

[Former Member]

Thanks Andreas, Rob for ur info.