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Pass a ranges as parameter in a form

Former Member
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I have this code:

ranges: it_table for table-field.

perform test1 TABLES it_table.

.....

.....

The question is: How can I define the parameter in the form ???

FORM test 1 TABLES it_table ??????

Thanks

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Former Member
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Hi , try this.

DATA : r_matnr TYPE RANGE OF matnr.

PERFORM range_check USING r_matnr[]. " Using/Changing

FORM range_check USING p_test like r_matnr[].

ENDFORM. "range_check

Hope it helps you

Rj

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faisal_altaf2
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Hi,

It is Simple Test the code Bellow

REPORT test NO STANDARD PAGE HEADING.

PARAMETERS: ptest TYPE string.

PERFORM test using ptest.

*&---------------------------------------------------------------------*
*&      Form  test
*&---------------------------------------------------------------------*
*       text
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*
*      -->FTEST      text
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*
FORM test USING ftest.
  WRITE: ftest.
ENDFORM.                    "test

Best Regards,

Faisal

Former Member
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if u do an epc it will say ranges is obsolete.

use it as

DATA: it_table type range of table-field.

pass it as changing parameter.

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Former Member
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Hi,

pass it in this way...

RANGES: it_table FOR table-field.

PERFORM test1 CHANGING it_table[].

.....
.....

*The question is: How can I define the parameter in the form ???

FORM test1 CHANGING pv_it_table TYPE STANDARD TABLE.

  DATA fs_table LIKE it_table.
  LOOP AT pv_it_table INTO fs_table.
  " use fs_table to process the statements...
  ENDLOOP.
ENDFORM.                                                    "test1

Tables statement is obsolete try using this it really works

Regards,

Siddarth

Former Member
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Hi , try this.

DATA : r_matnr TYPE RANGE OF matnr.

PERFORM range_check USING r_matnr[]. " Using/Changing

FORM range_check USING p_test like r_matnr[].

ENDFORM. "range_check

Hope it helps you

Rj

former_member156446
Active Contributor
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Hi try this way:

FORM test 1 TABLES it_table structure selopt.

Former Member
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Hi,

If need generic assignmet use field symbols :

   PERFORM set_range TABLES r_gbstk USING 'BT' 'A' 'B'.

   FORM set_range TABLES t_range
                USING    p_option
                         p_low
                         p_high
                .
  FIELD-SYMBOLS : <fs>.
  ASSIGN COMPONENT 'SIGN' OF STRUCTURE t_range TO <fs>.
  <fs> = 'I'.
  ASSIGN COMPONENT 'OPTION' OF STRUCTURE t_range TO <fs>.
  <fs> = p_option.
  ASSIGN COMPONENT 'LOW' OF STRUCTURE t_range TO <fs>.
  <fs> = p_low.
  ASSIGN COMPONENT 'HIGH' OF STRUCTURE t_range TO <fs>.
  <fs> = p_high.
  APPEND t_range.
ENDFORM.                    " SET_RANGE

Former Member
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Hi try this,

PERFORM test_1 USING date2 string2 number2 count2.

FORM test_1 USING now

                    txt TYPE c

                    value(num) TYPE p

                    int TYPE i.

perform podata TABLES it_ekko.

form podata tables it_ekko type ekko