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[Former Member]

Hi experts,

please give me solution for following dump very urgently.

we have developed Zreport working properly.but when clicked on Print preview(CtrlshiftF10) giving

Dump

Error analysis

At the statment

"STRLEN( obj )..."

, only character-type data objects are supported at the argument

position "obj".

In this particular case, the operand "obj" has the non-charcter-type type

"P".

OBJECTS_NOT_CHARLIKE" "

SAPLKKBL" or "LKKBLF99"

GEN_FIELD_OUT2"

Regards

K.shohba

[Former Member]

Hi experts,

please give me solution for following dump very urgently.

we have developed Zreport working properly.but when clicked on Print preview(CtrlshiftF10) giving

Dump

Error analysis

At the statment

"STRLEN( obj )..."

, only character-type data objects are supported at the argument

position "obj".

In this particular case, the operand "obj" has the non-charcter-type type

"P".

OBJECTS_NOT_CHARLIKE" "

SAPLKKBL" or "LKKBLF99"

GEN_FIELD_OUT2"

Regards

K.shohba

[Former Member]

Hi Shobha,

Declare the variable obj of type c.

eg.

data : obj(20) type c.

Best regards,

Prashant

[Former Member]

Dear Prashant.

Thanks for helping

solved my problem.

regards,

K.shobha

[Former Member]

Hi shobha,

This is because the function STRLEN only works with character type data objects ( C, N, D, T) , here you are trying to find length of a object of type P, so declare a variable;

Data obj_chr(15) type c.

and before finding length transfer obj into obj char as;

Write obj to obj_char decimals 2.

Now use;

len = STRLEN( obj_char ).

This should work.

If u have any doubts revert back.

Regards

Karthik D

[Former Member]

Dear Karthik D.

Thanks for helping

solved my problem.

regards,

K.shobha

[Former Member]

Yes Shoba,

Declar e that variable of char type....generally STRLEN command uses characters to define length...

Thanks

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