‎2007 Aug 06 9:51 AM
what r formatting options in a sap script where r these symbols used///////////pls lemme know
‎2007 Aug 06 10:02 AM
Hi,
Formatting options.....
&DATE&
The default behavior is that the system date is printed according to the setting in the user master record or according to the country-dependent formatting specified in a SET COUNTRY command.
If a date mask has been defined (using SET DATE MASK), then the formatting specified there is used for the output.
&TIME&
The default behavior is that the current system time is printed in the form
hours:minutes:seconds
If an alternative time mask is specified (using SET TIME MASK) then this mask overrides the default setting.
&PAGE&, &NEXTPAGE&
This symbols are initially converted using the options specified in the form of the page definition.
&LDATE&
This date representation is always formatted using the JPDAT conversion routine.
S
NO-SIGN
Z
NO-ZERO
.
DECIMALS
E
EXPONENT
I
A check is made for an initial value by using an IF statement to do an IS INITIAL comparison.
If the C option is used, a space compression is performed.
If the L option is used, local date formatting is performed.
If an offset is specified, the offset is interpreted.
If an output length is specified then the length is interpreted.
If a fill character is specified (the F option), these are added to the formatted value.
If pre-texts and post-texts are soecified, they are processed and added to the formatted value.
Regards,
Sankar