Select is not working with date range .

[Former Member]

In my program doing a simple select from cdhdr table based on date range i have created but it fails .

here is the code I am using.

SELECT SINGLE * FROM tvarv INTO wa_tvarv WHERE name EQ 'Z_SERVICE_CHANGE_DATE' .

move wa_tvarv-low to v_date .

move wa_tvarv-high to v_time .

• fill the date range

*write v_date to ra_date-low .

move v_date TO ra_date-low .

*write sy-datum to v_dateh .

ra_date-high = sy-datum .

ra_date-sign = 'I' .

ra_date-option = 'BT' .

APPEND ra_date .

• fill the time range

move v_time TO ra_time-low .

*write sy-uzeit to v_timeh .

ra_time-high = sy-uzeit .

ra_time-sign = 'I' .

ra_time-option = 'BT' .

APPEND ra_time .

*Get all the records from cdhdr table for contract i.e VERKBELEG .

*SELECT objectclas objectid FROM cdhdr INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_cdhdr*

*WHERE objectclas = 'VERKBELEG'*

*AND udate IN ra_date*

*and UTIME in ra_time .*

above select is creating Problem .

Help will be Appreciated .

[Former Member]

In my program doing a simple select from cdhdr table based on date range i have created but it fails .

here is the code I am using.

SELECT SINGLE * FROM tvarv INTO wa_tvarv WHERE name EQ 'Z_SERVICE_CHANGE_DATE' .

move wa_tvarv-low to v_date .

move wa_tvarv-high to v_time .

• fill the date range

*write v_date to ra_date-low .

move v_date TO ra_date-low .

*write sy-datum to v_dateh .

ra_date-high = sy-datum .

ra_date-sign = 'I' .

ra_date-option = 'BT' .

APPEND ra_date .

• fill the time range

move v_time TO ra_time-low .

*write sy-uzeit to v_timeh .

ra_time-high = sy-uzeit .

ra_time-sign = 'I' .

ra_time-option = 'BT' .

APPEND ra_time .

*Get all the records from cdhdr table for contract i.e VERKBELEG .

*SELECT objectclas objectid FROM cdhdr INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_cdhdr*

*WHERE objectclas = 'VERKBELEG'*

*AND udate IN ra_date*

*and UTIME in ra_time .*

above select is creating Problem .

Help will be Appreciated .

[Former Member]

I wonder if you have a conflict between your date and time. If you want all records between 3PM and 3AM the next day, that will cause a conflict. That's because the first date should be "before" the second date, wthin a given day.

To troubleshoot, why don't you try taking the time part out of the SQL?

[Former Member]

Hi ,

Try only using the Date selection criteria.... It's not working because you are trying both data as well as time.

Thanks,

Greetson

[Former Member]

Building a date range using ranges is risky. You might miss a value in HIGH field.

I would suggest you to use select-option no-display and build the date.

Thanks,

SKJ