2007 May 03 9:30 AM
Hi,
is there any way where i can loop the package size within select statement, say for ex.
select * from tstc into table itab package size 1000.
write : sy-dbcnt.
loop into ipackage
do processing
endloop.
endselect.
the output will be 1000 2000 3000 .... 10000
here can i loop the above data in chunk of 1000 till the last record of table i.e. output first 1000 records than next 1000 and so on...
& this i want to complete in single select statement.please let me
is this possible on the ECC 6.0 system.
Thanks,
John.
we cannot loop through the package size since it is not an variable
2007 May 03 12:25 PM
Hi John dias ,
I dont think this can be done in one hit. We too tried for this earlier but we have written logic for this. Please let me know if U can find solution for this.
2007 May 03 12:29 PM
hi
good
i dont think there is any process which ll allow you to loop tha package size within the select satement.
thanks
mrutyun^
2007 May 03 12:54 PM
Hi John,
maybe i haven't got the question right. I tried this:
FORM package .
DATA:
lt_but000 TYPE TABLE OF but000.
FIELD-SYMBOLS:
<but000> TYPE but000.
SELECT
partner bu_sort1
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE lt_but000
PACKAGE SIZE 100
FROM but000.
WRITE: / sy-dbcnt.
* some processing - i this case it does not make too much sense
LOOP AT lt_but000 ASSIGNING <but000>.
* AT FIRST.
* WRITE: /.
* ENDAT.
* WRITE: <but000>-bu_sort1(1).
ENDLOOP.
ENDSELECT.
ENDFORM. " package
and it works very well. I commented out the processing in the LOOP to get the output
100
200
...
1.400
1.441
in development system. Don't mind about me using field-symbol. It is the same as INTO clause but faster. In the loop you can do what you want to do with the data.
Regards,
Clemens
2007 May 03 2:53 PM
we cannot loop through the package size since it is not an variable
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