2005 Dec 15 12:40 PM
Very new ABAP programmer here, so sorry if this is a really dumb question.
I'm trying to use my selection screen parameters to limit what is pulled in by my SQL statement (which seems to me to be a very logical thing to do). But I'm having a problem, that when no values are entered in the parameters, no data is returned in the table instead of all the data being returned.
Here is the code I have now:
SELECT cname1 akostl aorgeh asname apernr bbegda bendda bstatu
bconfl bmedcf breasn breman b~rqday
INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_record
FROM ( ( pa0001 AS a
INNER JOIN pa0672 AS b ON bpernr = apernr )
INNER JOIN t500p AS c ON cpersa = awerks )
WHERE b~reman in so_reman
AND a~kostl in so_kostl
AND a~orgeh = p_orgeh
AND b~begda = p_begda
AND b~statu = p_statu
AND b~confl = p_confl
AND b~medcf = p_medcf
AND b~reasn = p_reasn
AND b~rqday = p_rqday
AND c~name1 = p_name1.
Can anyone tell me what I'd need to do to make it return properly?
2005 Dec 15 12:45 PM
If you are declaring the selection screen fields as parameters it will behave this. If you want all values to be returned, declare them as select-options with no interval and no extension. This will be a single field in selection screen and will return all the values.
If you are declaring the selection screen fields as parameters it will behave this. If you want all values to be returned, declare them as select-options with no interval and no extension. This will be a single field in selection screen and will return all the values.
2005 Dec 15 12:45 PM
If you are declaring the selection screen fields as parameters it will behave this. If you want all values to be returned, declare them as select-options with no interval and no extension. This will be a single field in selection screen and will return all the values.
2005 Dec 15 12:46 PM
When you use parameters and no value is entered, it is treated as initial value. and the select statement looks for the initial values for those fields in the tabl;e...
you can make the parameters mandatory..then the user would be forced to enter something....
also you could do the following..
instead of parameters, use select-options with the addition no intervals and no extension, then practically it looks like a parameter but internally it is a select-option...
and in the select statement, give conditions like....field1 in <s_option name>....in this case if the user is not entering a value ...it is treated as *...
Thnaks & Regards,
Renjith
2005 Dec 15 12:47 PM
Hi Vanda,
The parameters are used to equate. So if the condition is matched then only you will get the matching record.
Whereas, if you use select-options for the same, and code as field in s_field, then if u dont enter anything, you will get all the records.
Hope its clear.
Regards,
Raj
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