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write statement problem

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HI gys,

In 4.5 B this is the statement " write SY-DATUM to L2_DATE MM/DD/YYYY"

I need same statement in ECC6.0.

Can any one help this statement.

Thanks,

Gourisankar.

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write SY-DATUM MM/DD/YYYY to L2_DATE

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No, it giving error like " Statement not accessible.

Thanks,

Gourisankar.

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Pass sy-datum to another variable and try write...

Reward if it helps,

Satish

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Then tricky solution...


DATA : L2 TYPE CHAR10.

CONCATENATE sy-datum+0(4) sy-datum+4(2) sy-datum+6(2) INTO l2_DATE
SEPARATED BY '/'.

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No, still i am facing the problem.

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Your code is correct only it is typed in wrong place.

"Statement not accessible" means that program execution flow cannot reach this line.

Please check if it is inside any FORM or selection screen event

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Tomasz Mackowski

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I think Tomasz is correct. In this simple example:

FORM test.

ENDFORM.

WRITE sy-datum TO w_char.

My WRITE statement is "Statement is not accessible".