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[Former Member]

hi

i am abap learner, i have checked one report, in that

ygroup+0(3) = 'LBH'

what is that 0(3).

can any one help me

alka

[former_member386202]

Hi,

It means it will pass first 3 digits .

Regards,

Prashant

[Former Member]

Hi Alka,

0(3) means offset. Here '0' is the starting position and '3' is the charater positon UPTO how many characters we will take in the string.That means it will display 'LTH' charater as output.

And also i will send sample code check it once ok

DATA: STR TYPE STRING VALUE 'ABCD',

STR1 TYPE STRING.

STR1 = STR+1(3).

WRITE: / STR1.

Award points if helpful.

Kiran Kumar.G.A

Edited by: KIRAN KUMAR on Jan 10, 2008 7:14 AM

Edited by: KIRAN KUMAR on Jan 10, 2008 7:22 AM

[Former Member]

hi,

it will consider only first three characters from that field.

example: ygroup = 'ABCDEFGH'.

if you use ygroup+0(3) = 'ABC'.

Regards,

Venkata Narayana

[Former Member]

Hi,

Hi

Its an OFFSET

Data: var1 type i.

var1 = 100065678984646.

Eg.: itab-var = var1+10(5).

The last 5 digits of var1 will be copied to internal table.

Thanks & Regards

[Former Member]

Hi,

It is offset

For example:

Data: ygroup type char(10) value 'NAVEEN'.

ygroup+0(3) = 'LBH'. --> it will replace first 3 charcters with LBH in the ygroup.

0--> from first character

write: / ygroup.

o/p : LBHEEN

Revrt back if any issues,

regrads,

Naveen

[Former Member]

ygroup+0(3) = 'LBH'

what is that 0(3).

Hi,

In above case if ygroup as value 'LBDS'

ygroup+0(3) OR ygroup(3) will consider first 3 charaters

ie.. LBD

hope u got clear..

Srinivas