2006 Apr 05 12:47 PM
Hi friends,
When ever a z-table is created ,there will be a hidden field called TIMESTAMP. Can any body tell me how to see that and how to use in a report and how to retrieve it?
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Thanks in advance.
There is no such hidden field TIMESTAMP.
Check your last post for my reply "data mapping R/3 to CRM".
2006 Apr 05 12:57 PM
hai Jak,
If you want to know the TIMESTAMP,then convert your date to timestamp...
Date to Timestamp
Example
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*form convert_date_to_timestamp using par_date par_time par_time_zone changing par_timestamp. clear par_timestamp. CONVERT DATE par_date TIME par_time INTO TIME STAMP par_timestamp TIME ZONE par_time_zone.endform.
" convert_date_to_timestamp
regards,
Srikanth.
2006 Apr 05 12:57 PM
Are you sure there is such a field? I never heard it before.
Maybe you can reach it using EXEC SQL.
2006 Apr 05 12:59 PM
There is no such hidden field TIMESTAMP.
Check your last post for my reply "data mapping R/3 to CRM".
2006 Apr 05 12:59 PM
Jak,
I don't think there is a hidden field for TIMESTAMP. Unless you add it explicitly and update the data, you will not find anything like that.
Regards,
Ravi
2006 Apr 05 1:04 PM
Hi,
As far as i know there is no hidden field created for timestamp for z tables. U need to explicitly define that field for fields like timestamp , updation date, user etc
2006 Apr 05 1:29 PM
Hi,
In the se11 by choosing the menu path utilities->Runtime object->Display you can see the time stamp.
hope this is helpful...
regards,
chithra
2006 Apr 05 1:36 PM
2006 Apr 05 1:37 PM
Hello,
if you want to dispaly in report, you can dispaly in report like (if TIMESTAMP contains like
UPTST+0(8) = SY-DATUM.
UPTST+8(6) = SY-UZEIT.)
data:
LS_TSTMPCHAR LIKE TTZTSTMP,
LS_TSTMPPACK LIKE TZONREF-TSTAMPS,
BEGIN OF LS_TSTPSEXT,
DATECHAR(10) TYPE C,
SPACE TYPE C,
TIMECHAR(8) TYPE C,
END OF LS_TSTPSEXT,
output(20).
convert from packed into date & time format
LS_TSTMPPACK = uptst.
LS_TSTMPCHAR = LS_TSTMPPACK.
WRITE LS_TSTMPCHAR-DATE TO LS_TSTPSEXT-DATECHAR.
WRITE LS_TSTMPCHAR-TIME TO LS_TSTPSEXT-TIMECHAR.
OUTPUT = LS_TSTPSEXT.
Regards,
Naimesh
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