Wrong Calculate Total Time

[former_member212713]

I wrote a program. My purpose is calculate total time. But I dont know, this program calculate wrong total time.

REPORT ZZ_TEST .
DATA : LV1 TYPE FAHZTD,
       LV2 TYPE FAHZTD,
       LV3 TYPE FAHZTD,
       LV4 TYPE FAHZTD,
       LV5 TYPE FAHZTD,
       LV6 TYPE FAHZTD,
       LV7 TYPE FAHZTD,
       LVT TYPE FAHZTD.
LV1 = 3000.
LV2 = 3000.
LV3 = 10000.
LV4 = 4000.
LV5 = 5000.
LV6 = 2500.
LV7 = 3000.
LVT = LV1 + LV2 + LV3 + LV4 + LV5 + LV6 + LV7.
WRITE : LVT.

Result : 3:05 (wrong)

4:25 (correct)

Thank you for helping.

[Former Member]

Hi,

System is showing the correct time .. let us know how you arrived 4:25

Regards

JK

[former_member212713]

My system showed 3:05 . Which version your SAP?

[former_member212713]

LV1 = 3000. (30 min)

LV2 = 3000. (30 min)

LV3 = 10000. (1 hour) = (60 min)

LV4 = 4000. (40 min)

LV5 = 5000. (50 min)

LV6 = 2500. (25 min)

LV7 = 3000. (30 min)

total : 4 h 25 min or 265 min.

[Former Member]

Hi,

You can use systtimlo instead of fahztd. Any particular reason you are using the same?

Hope it helps.

Sujay

[former_member212713]

Hi;

I want to calculate a lot of time. For example monthly machine downtime. Maybe one machine downtime total 48 hours. My customers want to see downtime items and total downtime on ALV.

Thanks.

[Former Member]

Hi,

You have specified these values, are they seconds?

I mean 3000 Seconds, 10000 Seconds? is it so?

if it is so, then...

3000 Seconds / 60 = 50 Minitues and

50 Minutes / 60 = 0.833 Hr

Am i getting right?

please don't mind, i am new to SAP.

Thanks and regards

from

Sachin.

Updated:

I know that we need to use SY-UZEIT while declarations, so I think Srini's codes will work.

Edited by: Sachin Bhatt IN on Oct 5, 2010 12:02 PM

[Former Member]

Hi,

Write the coding as :

DATA : LV1 TYPE sy-uzeit,

LV2 TYPE sy-uzeit,

LV3 TYPE sy-uzeit,

LV4 TYPE sy-uzeit,

LV5 TYPE sy-uzeit,

LV6 TYPE sy-uzeit,

LV7 TYPE sy-uzeit,

LVT TYPE sy-uzeit.

LV1 = '003000'.

LV2 = '003000'.

LV3 = '010000'.

LV4 = '004000'.

LV5 = '005000'.

LV6 = '002500'.

LV7 = '003000'.

LVT = LV1 + LV2 + LV3 + LV4 + LV5 + LV6 + LV7.

WRITE : LVT.

Regards,

Srini.

[former_member212713]

Yes, your solution correct but only for one day or 24 hours. I want to calculate maybe 5 days.

REPORT ZZ_TEST .
DATA : LV1 TYPE sy-uzeit,
LV2 TYPE sy-uzeit,
LV3 TYPE sy-uzeit,
LV4 TYPE sy-uzeit,
LV5 TYPE sy-uzeit,
LV6 TYPE sy-uzeit,
LV7 TYPE sy-uzeit,
LVT TYPE sy-uzeit.

LV1 = '003000'.
LV2 = '003000'.
LV3 = '220000'.
LV4 = '004000'.
LV5 = '005000'.
LV6 = '002500'.
LV7 = '003000'.

LVT = LV1 + LV2 + LV3 + LV4 + LV5 + LV6 + LV7.
WRITE : LVT.

Result : 00:25:00 (I think wrong)

25:25:00 (I want to show this time)

[faisalatsap]

Hi,

It is very Basic Question i am Replying because every one is Confuse. Check the Bellow Sample Code.

DATA: LV1 TYPE p,
      LV2 TYPE p,
      LVT TYPE sy-uzeit.

LV1 = 3000 . " = 50 min
lv2 = 6000 . " = 100 min
LVT = LV1 + LV2. " 50 + 100 = 150 / 60 = 2 Hours and 30 Min 
"         (SY-UZEIT use Seconds for Calculation)
WRITE : LVT." here the output will (02:30:00) 

Regards,

Faisal

Edited by: Rob Burbank on Oct 5, 2010 9:25 AM

[former_member212713]

Please new code again run. If total time > 24 hours then reset time. But I dont want to reset time.

 
REPORT ZZ_TEST .
DATA: LV1 TYPE p,
      LV2 TYPE p,
      LVT TYPE sy-uzeit.

LV1 = 83000. " = 50 min
lv2 = 6000. " = 100 min
LVT = LV1 + LV2. " 50 + 100 = 150 / 60 = 2 Hours and 30 Min (SY-UZEIT
"use Seconds for Calculation)
WRITE : LVT." here the output will (02:30:00)

[Former Member]

Hi ,

You need to write a small program using FM TIMESTAMP_DURATION_ADD.

For this declare a dummy variable with some timestamp say '20000101000001'.

DATA : TIMESTAMP_OUT TYPE TIMESTAMP ,

TIMESTAMP_IN TYPE TIMESTAMP ,

duration type i value 1440 . " duration should be in minutes only ....

diff(10) type C.

TIMESTAMP_IN = '20000101000001'. <-- a dummy value for input

CALL FUNCTION 'TIMESTAMP_DURATION_ADD'

EXPORTING

TIMESTAMP_IN = TIMESTAMP_IN

TIMEZONE = 'UTC'

DURATION = duration "<--- add all your minutes and pass here

UNIT = 'MIN' " <-- MIN ..

IMPORTING

TIMESTAMP_OUT = TIMESTAMP_OUT

EXCEPTIONS

TIMESTAMP_ERROR = 1

OTHERS = 2

.

diff = TIMESTAMP_OUT - TIMESTAMP_IN.

write 😕 diff. <-- now this has the time in Days , Hours , Minutes.

Regards,

Srini.

[Former Member]

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