sapscript - IF condition on multiple lines

[was_wasssu]

I have a sapscript and a IF condition like this, very long :

if cond1 or cond2 or cond3

or cond4 or cond5 or cond6 or ....

How can i write this condition on multiple lines? I tried with "=" and "/=" on the left but doesn't work.

Thank you

[was_wasssu]

To the best of my knowledge, only single line conditions should be given in an Script. May be you can use an nested IF statement.

Something like,

/: IF condition 1

/: IF condition 5

something like this.

Again, i am not completely sure but i think this is the solution.

[Former Member]

Hello,

The command line should be

Example

/: IF &condition& NE ' '

OR &condtion& NE ' '

[former_member585060]

Hi try with

/ Line feed

[Former Member]

To the best of my knowledge, only single line conditions should be given in an Script. May be you can use an nested IF statement.

Something like,

/: IF condition 1

/: IF condition 5

something like this.

Again, i am not completely sure but i think this is the solution.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Go to your script and in change editor option and then write down all your if conditions, hopefully system will automatically considered it and it will work

Regards,

Vijay

[was_wasssu]

I can't change the editor.

So i have to do something like this?

/: IF ........

(empty here) or ......

(empty here) or ......

or something like this:?

/: IF ......

/: or ....

/: or.......

or something like this?

/ IF ......

/ or ....

/ or.......

Edited by: Was Wasssu on Jun 3, 2009 2:32 PM

[Former Member]

Hello,

for me seems to work just fine like this

IF ( 1 > 0 ) or ( 2 > 1 ) or ( 3 > 2 ) or ( 4 > 3 ) or ( 5 > 4 ) or
 ( 6 > 5 ) or ( 7 > 6 ).
message i001.
ENDIF.

try to check if you put space between parenthesis and condition. maybe the error is from there.

Hope it helps.

[was_wasssu]

Doesn't work with:

/: IF ......

/: or ....

/: or.......

Any new ideea?

[kzak]

I had the same problem.

The solution is that You have to leave 'OR'or 'AND'

in the previous line:

/: IF ...... or

/: .... or

/: .......

[Former Member]

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[das_shubhashish]

Hello,

You can write all your checks in your driver program and can set a flag if all "if(s)" are satisfied. Then at the Script you can check for your flag.

Something like this-->

Data: gv_flag type abap_bool. "In Driver Program
.
.
.
.
Clear gv_flag.
If ltap-werks eq '8160' or ltap-werks eq '8160' or etc etc etc.
   gv_flag = abap_true.
endif.

*In Script
If &GV_FLAG& eq 'X'.
   "Do Something
Endif.