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smartform- global definitions

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Hi Experts,

In the <b>global definitions</b> of smartform how can i declare a charecter data type.

like zdate(10) type c...It is not allowing..

How can we declare that?

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Hi,

You have to use a data element whose type is character and length is 10 to declare a variable in global definitions.

Thanks and Regards,

Bharat Kumar Reddy.V

Hi Experts,

In the <b>global definitions</b> of smartform how can i declare a charecter data type.

like zdate(10) type c...It is not allowing..

How can we declare that?

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Instead declare like ZDATE TYPE CHAR10.

Regards,

Prakash.

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Hi ravi,

1. Take some field/data element from data dictionary,

which is of the same type

2. eg.

A TYPE BUKRS

regards,

amit m.

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Thanks.I fit is length of 2 charecters then how can i declare?

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Ravi,

Declare it as Char2.

Prakash.

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Hi again,

1. CHAR2 (its a data element)

2. A TYPE CHAR2

regards,

amit m.

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Hi All,

Thank you..It works fine now.

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Former Member
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Hi,

You have to use a data element whose type is character and length is 10 to declare a variable in global definitions.

Thanks and Regards,

Bharat Kumar Reddy.V