Select-option values with Concatenate statement

[Former Member]

Hi,

I am using :-

Concatenate P_FNAME S_RBUKRS S_POPER into v_filepath

separated by '_'.

But I am getting this during testing ...

/sapbatch/TBQ/export/Logs_IEQ3060_IEQ001000

I want to get rid of IEQ from IEQ3060 and I want to get rid of IEQ & ending 3 zero's from IEQ001000.. how do I do that ??

[Former Member]

Hi,

Use LOW field of the select-options.

Concatenate P_FNAME S_RBUKRS<b>-LOW</b> S_POPER<b>-LOW</b> into v_filepath

separated by '_'.

Thanks,

Naren

[Former Member]

Concatenate P_FNAME S_RBUKRS<b>-LOW</b> S_POPER<b>-LOW</b> into v_filepath separated by '_'

Use the LOW field of the SELECT OPTIONS as shown.

Regards,

Ravi

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[Former Member]

Hello SB,

U need to give like this

LOOP AT S_RBUKRS.

READ TABLE S_POPER INDEX 1.

Concatenate P_FNAME <b>S_RBUKRS-LOW S_POPER-LOW</b> into v_filepath

separated by '_'.

ENDLOOP.

If useful reward,

Vasanth

[Former Member]

For select options you need to read it as an internal table

read table s_rbukrs index 1.

then use the field s_rbukrs-low to concatenate.

You may geet issues though if that start to enter ranges.

[Former Member]

HI,

follow below logic

Concatenate P_FNAME S_RBUKRS-low S_POPER-low+0(3) into v_filepath

separated by '_'.

Regards

amole