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re: small doubt

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Hi,

if a >< '20051117'.

message i000(zen).

endif.

what is >< meaning.

rgds

p.kp

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Hi paluri,

>< means "Not Equal To"

It is the same as <>.

Regards,

Amit M

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its means if a is not equal to 20051117.

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Hi Paluri,

>< means 'NOT EQUAL TO '

<> and >< both are same.

Regards,

Baburaj

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hi...

<> wud mean not equals to...

even i wud like to know wot >< means..???

regards...

vishal

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HI paluri krishna prasad

Meaning of bot ( <> , >< ) is NOT EQUAL TO.

Just Run this Code.It will clear all your doubt.

REPORT  ZVKRTEST.
DATA:  abc type i value 12345.

if abc <> 222.
write: 'abc <> 12345 (NOT EQUAL TO)'.
endif.

if abc >< 222.
write: 'abc >< 12345 (NOT EQUAL TO)'.
endif.

Cheers,

Vijay Raheja

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Hi Paluri;

>< is Logical Operator used in ABAP which means "Not Equal To"

<b>operator meaning</b>

<b>EQ</b> means 'equal to'

<b>=</b> means 'equal to'

<b>NE</b> means 'not equal to'

<b><></b> means 'not equal to'

<b>><</b> means 'not equal to'

<b>LT</b> means 'less than'

<b><</b> means 'less than'

<b>LE</b> means 'less than or equal to'

<b><=</b> means 'less than or equal to'

<b>GT</b> means 'greater than'

<b>></b> means 'greater than'

<b>GE</b> means 'greater than or equal to'

<b>>=</b> means 'greater than or equal to'

You can use these condition operators in the condition check..

Cheers....close the thread if it helped you..

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I have the doubt for another operator

'Z' what does it mean it is used some where in the following FM:

COMPLEX_SELECTIONS_DIALOG (Used for select-options to provide the range)