Select quiry

[Former Member]

I need to restrict values to specific cost centers. I need to pick up all cost centers that end with '452' and cost centers that end with '470' . I also need all cost centers that end with numbers between '452' and '470'.

example of Cost Center: 100VT452

[Former Member]

Hi Mahesh,

U can do something like this. First select all the entries from DB table. And then filter that which ur criteria. Something like this....

data : kostl type kmzei-kostl,

itab type standard table of kmzei with header line,

itab1 type standard table of kmzei with header line.

data : cost_center type i.

select * from kmzei into table itab.

loop at itab.

cost_center = itab-kostl+7(3).

if cost_center >= 452 and cost_center <= 470.

move itab to itab1.

append itab1.

endif.

endloop.

loop at itab1.

write : / itab1-kostl.

endloop.

-SatyaPriya

[seshatalpasai_madala]

Hi,

If 100VT is common in all the cost centersthat you want then you can easily get it by creating an internal table of these values like this.

DATA: itab type table of cost_center_type,

wa_cost type cost_center_type.

DO 18 times.

DATA: str type string,

number type I value 452.

concatenate '100VT' number into str.

wa_cost = str.

append wa_cost to itab.

ENDDO.

then use this itab in SELECT quey WHERE IN.

concatenate '%' number into str.

And to find out cost center that end with say 452 you need to do SELECT WHERE cost center LIKE str.

Regards,

Sesh

[Former Member]

Hi Mahesh ,

Create a range and fill it with values like

'%452' to get all cost centers that end with 452 and in similar way for your all other cases.

Then use this range in your select statement.

Regards

Arun

[jayanthi_jayaraman]

Hi,

Select * from db into table itab where kostl like '%452' or kostl like '%470'.

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Jayanthi Jayaraman

[Former Member]

Hi Mahesh,

You can do something like this.

select single kostl

from <DB table>

into lv_kostl_452

where kostl like '%452'.

this will give you the first one of type .......452

Similarly the same u can do for 470 to select into lv_kostl_470

Now u can create a range like this 'I BT lv_kostl_452 lv_kostl_470' say this range be lv_range

so your select query now you can write is

Select kostl

from <DB table>

into table <int table>

where kostl in lv_range

or kostl like %470.

This will do it.

Regards

Nishant

[Former Member]

HI,

Use the where condition similar to Oracle/Sql query.

Select f1 f2 into table int_tab1 from tbl1

where kostl like '%452'

or kostl like '%470'.

Regards

Subramanian

[Former Member]

Hi Mahseh,

Please read this......

<b>Comparing Strings</b>

To find out whether the value of a column matches a pattern, use:

SELECT ... WHERE <s> [NOT ] LIKE <f> [ESCAPE <h>] ...

The condition is true if the value of the column <s> matches [does not match] the pattern in the data object <f>. You can only use this test for text fields. The data type of the column must be alphanumeric. <f> must have data type C.

You can use the following wildcard characters in <f>:

% for a sequence of any characters (including spaces).

_ for a single character.

For example, ABC_EFG% matches the strings ABCxEFGxyz and ABCxEFG, but not ABCEFGxyz. If you want to use the two wildcard characters explicitly in the comparison, use the ESCAPE option. ESCAPE <h> specifies an escape symbol <h>. If preceded by <h>, the wildcards and the escape symbol itself lose their usual function within the pattern <f>. The use of _ and % corresponds to Standard SQL usage. Logical expressions elsewhere in ABAP use other wildcard characters (+ and *).

You cannot use LIKE in the ON condition of the FROM clause.