2017 Jun 21 5:35 PM
Trying to use VALUE iterator to create a table from a range of type vbeln. When option = 'BT', how can I add the low AND high values to the expression? The below code gets the low, and I tried using COND inside the VALUE to act on 'BT', but there I'm still only able to pass one argument, so I can't get the high value. Any help is appreciated!
DATA: lrt_so TYPE RANGE OF vbak-vbeln,
lr_so LIKE LINE OF lrt_so.
SELECT-OPTIONS o_so FOR lr_so.
---
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_result,
so TYPE vbak-vbeln,
shipment TYPE vttk-tknum,
invoice TYPE vbrk-vbeln,
END OF ty_result,
ty_results_t TYPE TABLE OF ty_result WITH DEFAULT KEY.
---
DATA(lt_results) = VALUE ty_results_t(
FOR ls_so IN o_so
( so = COND vbeln(
WHEN ls_so-option = 'EQ' THEN ls_so-low
ELSE ls_so-high )
)
).
2017 Jun 21 5:49 PM
Another VALUE operator behind ELSE to construct what you want there? Or a LET expression at an appropriate position.
Not easy to answer, since it is not clear what you want to achieve, but I´m sure it´s possible. Think how you would do it with statements and translate to nested expressions.
Another VALUE operator behind ELSE to construct what you want there? Or a LET expression at an appropriate position.
Not easy to answer, since it is not clear what you want to achieve, but I´m sure it´s possible. Think how you would do it with statements and translate to nested expressions.
2017 Jun 21 5:49 PM
Another VALUE operator behind ELSE to construct what you want there? Or a LET expression at an appropriate position.
Not easy to answer, since it is not clear what you want to achieve, but I´m sure it´s possible. Think how you would do it with statements and translate to nested expressions.
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