2006 Nov 30 12:00 PM
Well, hi there,
does anyone know of a (or several) standard include(s) containing usually for developping needed constants like:
Flags: true = 'X' or c_x = 'X'
Select Options: incl = 'I', excl = 'E', between = 'BT' , equal = 'EQ', etc.
Date: End = '99991231', Begin = '19000101' etc.
etc.
Someone must have thought this idea before!
Your hint will be appreciated!
Gunther
2006 Nov 30 12:05 PM
Hi
Usually this varies from Implementation to implementation depending upon the ABAP Standards which has been documented.
So I dont think that you have a standard include program for Constants
Do check this one out , these are for ALV programs
<b>TOP_INCLUDE_PHIL</b>
Well, hi there,
does anyone know of a (or several) standard include(s) containing usually for developping needed constants like:
Flags: true = 'X' or c_x = 'X'
Select Options: incl = 'I', excl = 'E', between = 'BT' , equal = 'EQ', etc.
Date: End = '99991231', Begin = '19000101' etc.
etc.
Someone must have thought this idea before!
Your hint will be appreciated!
Gunther
2006 Nov 30 12:05 PM
Hi
Usually this varies from Implementation to implementation depending upon the ABAP Standards which has been documented.
So I dont think that you have a standard include program for Constants
Do check this one out , these are for ALV programs
<b>TOP_INCLUDE_PHIL</b>
2006 Nov 30 12:27 PM
Hi Dominic,
i agree, definition always depends on the programming goal i want to achieve. But you know, some things (e.g. c_x type char1 value 'X') do cross my way far to often.
There are type-pools i know, which provide structures for ALV, like type pool SLIS. The sense behind is the same.
Still i haven't found Your TOP_INCLUDE_PHIL. I searched in Release 4.7.
Thanx for your reply and have a nice day/night out there whereever you are!
Gunther
2006 Nov 30 12:43 PM
Hello Gunther
A type-pool with very useful constants is <b>ABAP</b>.
Regards
Uwe
2006 Nov 30 1:09 PM
Hi Uwe,
thanx for your reply. That's rather something i was looking for. Also the package SABP is quite interesting to see.
Regards
Gunther
2007 Oct 09 9:23 AM
Thanks for Your support, i declare the question to be answered!