Select statement not working on table ADRC???

[Former Member]

Can anyone tell me why this works for the first table and not he second?

Ok when I use the SELECT SINGLE statement on table T005X it works

I set everthing up like so

DATA: TEST_VAR1(2) TYPE C VALUE 'US'.

DATA: wa_t005x type t005x.

select single * from t005x into wa_t005x where land = TEST_VAR1.

and all the fields in wa_t005x have a value.

But.....when I do the same thing against table ADRC

DATA: TEST_VAR2(5) TYPE C VALUE 36705.

DATA: WA_ADRC TYPE ADRC.

Select single * from ADRC into WA_ADRC where ADDRNUMBER = TEST_VAR2.

I don't pull any data to the WA_ADRC fields

any thoughts?

[Former Member]

Please pass leading zero's in where condition while selecting ADRC.

[Former Member]

Ok First i checked table ADRC-ADDRNUMBER's length and found it to be 10

the only way I know how to do that is to change to this

DATA: TEST_VAR2 TYPE n length 10 VALUE 36705.

So i tried that and go this output for TEST_VAR2 0000036705

but still nothing in WA_ADRC-ADDRNUIMBER is still blank

i tried with N LENGTH 10 and C LENGTH 10.

Is there another way to do this?

[Former Member]

In order to get the leading zeroes, like indicated rightfully in the first reply, do the following:

 
DATA: TEST_VAR2(10) TYPE C VALUE 36705.

CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT'
  EXPORTING
    input        = TEST_VAR2
  IMPORTING
   output        = TEST_VAR2.

Kind regards,

Robert

[Former Member]

Same thing output for TEST_VAR2 is 0000036705

and nothing for ADDRNUMBER

I'm going to post the code just incase someone see's something I don't (i'm not getting any errors)

*************************TABLE ADRC*******************************************

DATA: TEST_VAR2(10) TYPE C VALUE 36705.

CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT'

EXPORTING

input = TEST_VAR2

IMPORTING

output = TEST_VAR2.

DATA: WA_ADRC TYPE ADRC.

Select single * from ADRC into WA_ADRC where ADDRNUMBER = TEST_VAR2.

WRITE:/ 'THIS IS WHAT IS STORED IN TEST_VAR RIGHT NOW: ', TEST_VAR2.

WRITE:/ 'OK LETS HOPE THIS IS THE SAME FOR ADDRNUMBER: ', WA_ADRC-ADDRNUMBER.

*****************************TABLE T005X*****************************************

DATA: TEST_VAR1(2) TYPE C VALUE 'US'.

DATA: wa_t005x type t005x.

select single * from T005X into WA_T005X where LAND = TEST_VAR1.

WRITE:/ 'OK LETS TRY DIFFERENT SET THIS IS COUNTRY: ', TEST_VAR1.

WRITE:/ 'AND THIS IS WA_T005X-LAND I HOPE: ', WA_T005X-LAND.

WRITE:/ 'THIS IS A TEST TO SEE IF I GOT THE WHOLE TABLE FROM WA_T005X'.

WRITE:/ 'OK THIS IS THE DATE FORMAT CHAR: ', WA_T005X-DATFM.

WRITE:/ 'AND THE TIME FORMATE: ', WA_T005X-TIMEFM.

WRITE:/ 'AND THE DECIMAL NOTATION: ', WA_T005X-XDEZP.

WRITE:/ 'AND THE CLIENT: ', WA_T005X-MANDT.

[Former Member]

I have tested and it works as we expected.

see the source code :

tables : adrc.

data: wa_adrc like adrc,

test_var2(10) type c.

start-of-selection.

test_var2 = '22349'.

call function 'CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT'

exporting

input = test_var2

importing

output = test_var2.

select single * from adrc into wa_adrc

where addrnumber = test_var2.

if sy-subrc eq 0.

write:/ wa_adrc-addrnumber.

endif.

[former_member186741]

Are you sure the number is actually 36705? Check it on SE16 for ADRC? Maybe you are looking in a different client??

[Former Member]

Yep this is copied and pasted right from SE16 36705 just to be sure

I tried your code too Seshu and it still didn't give me a value maybe something else is wrong I don't know any ideas?

[former_member186741]

did you try with:

DATA: TEST_VAR2(10) TYPE n VALUE 36705.

Type = N not C.

[Former Member]

I copied Seshu's program and tested it with a value in our system and it works fine, so there must either be a problem with your data or somewhere in your program.

I would recommend you doing the same.

Kind regards,

Robert

[former_member186741]

I have tried your own code in my system, with a different addrnumber, and it works.

Have you tried debugging it? Step through and watch if the variable is changed as you expect it to.

[Former Member]

hi,

declare your field like

DATA: TEST_VAR2 like adrc-ADDRNUMBER VALUE 36705.

and use CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT for TEST_VAR2.

regards

Ganesh Reddy

Edited by: Ganesh Reddy on Feb 17, 2011 10:15 AM

[Former Member]

PLEASE DECLARE TEST_VAR(2) TYPE (TABLE-FIELDNAME) OR (DATAELEMENT) INSTEAD OF CHAR 10

[former_member186741]

you can also do it like this:

DATA: TEST_VAR2(10) TYPE n VALUE 36705.

DATA: WA_ADRC TYPE ADRC.

Select single * from ADRC into WA_ADRC

where ADDRNUMBER = TEST_VAR2.

write:/ sy-dbcnt.

[Former Member]

Hi..

Conversion routine is there for this field ADDRNUMBER domain AD_ADDRNUM.

Use FM's CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT

CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_OUTPUT

to convert the value and then pass.

regards,

Lokesh

[Former Member]

Hi

This is working for me

DATA: var2(10) TYPE c VALUE 36705.

DATA: wa_adrc TYPE adrc.

UNPACK var2 TO var2.
SELECT SINGLE * FROM adrc INTO wa_adrc WHERE addrnumber = var2.
WRITE: wa_adrc.

Did you check if this 36705 address number exist?

[Former Member]

DATA: TEST_VAR2(10) TYPE C VALUE '0000036705'.
DATA: WA_ADRC TYPE ADRC.



Select single * from ADRC into WA_ADRC where ADDRNUMBER = TEST_VAR2.

[Former Member]

Try following code it works perfectly.

DATA: TEST_VAR2(10) TYPE C VALUE '0000036705'.
DATA: WA_ADRC TYPE ADRC.



Select single * from ADRC into WA_ADRC where ADDRNUMBER = TEST_VAR2.

[Former Member]

first, use SE11 or SE16 to see if your address number exists in ADRC....simplest way to find out why your program didn't work, I think.

[Former Member]

Sorry everyone all the code is working fine now I was having an issue with my sandbox

I have all the code from this thread pasted into my program and everyone's is working correctly now

including my original setup

sorry and thanks for everyone's help and quick replies