Regarding Validations

[Former Member]

hi

I have little bit doubt about validations.how to validate selection-screen variables .

means shall we prefer select up to 1 row statement or any other method

thanks & Regrds

sandhya

[Former Member]

Hi,

If you look at any SAP transaction having select-options, it will further proceed with execution even if one value within the range of select option is valid. So the error message not being thrown is right way to go.

[Former Member]

select single is preferred over select upto 1 rows due to performance improvement of former over the latter.

[Former Member]

hi

u can also use

select single matnr from mara into v_matnr

where matnr in s_matnr.

s_matnr: select options for matnr.

thanks,

priya.

[Former Member]

u can validate them on check tables

for that u can use select single or select up to 1 rows

[abdul_hakim]

hi

it all depends on your requirement.say if you need more than one record then you can use SELECT field1 fiel2 INTO TABLE itab WHERE field3 = p_field3.

if you need single record then you can use either SELECT UP TO 1 ROWS etc..

Cheers,

Abdul

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[Former Member]

Hai Sandhya

Check the following Document

use instead of select up to 1 row Select Single Statement

That will increase your Performence also

Thanks & regards

Sreenivasulu P

[Former Member]

hi again

thanks for ur suggestions

I wrote

select single matnr from mara into v_matnr where matnr in s_matnr.

if sy-subrc ne 0.

message w000(zmsg1) with v_matnr.

endif.

when i entered wrong data in selection variable-low and correct data in selection variable-high it is not throwing warning message I used statement to throw message when wrong data entered.

correct me if any thing wrong.

thanks

sandhya

[abdul_hakim]

you need to validate your selection screen field in

AT SELECTION-SCREEN event not in your select statement.

for eg.

parameters p1 type i.

AT SELECTION-SCREEN.

IF p1 NE 100.

MESSAGE E001(ZMSG1) WITH p1.

ENDIF.

Cheers,

Abdul

Reward for all useful answers..

[Former Member]

Hi,

If you look at any SAP transaction having select-options, it will further proceed with execution even if one value within the range of select option is valid. So the error message not being thrown is right way to go.