Retaining leading zero after sum operation

[Former Member]

I have a variable g = 00000005. Now when I am adding g = g + 1.

The result is coming 6 but without leading zeroes.How could I retain leading zero after sum operation.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Call conversion aplha exit after u get the value as 6.

[Former Member]

hello

use this FM CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_OUTPUT.

to over come this ..

Thank u

santhosh

[Former Member]

I have used it but before i had 5 leading zeros after 6 eg 000006 but after using this function module it is giving 00000000000006..which is not required.

[Former Member]

hi,

got it...

we have fm with same name CONVERSION_EXIT_ALFAN_OUTPUT i think u r using this check it properly it will work....

USE THIS CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_OUTPUT

Edited by: santhosh kumar on Dec 4, 2008 6:41 AM

[Former Member]

Hi Priya,

Use TYPE N

DATA
     : VAL1(6)  TYPE N VALUE '000001'.

DO 10 TIMES.

VAL1 = VAL1 + 1.

WRITE / VAL1.

ENDDO.

Regards

[former_member632729]

Hi Priya,

Declare the g as type N.. then do sum.. okay..

ex :

data : d(7) type n value '0000005'.

g = g + 1.

write : g.

output is : 0000006.

Raghunath.S

[Former Member]

Hi Priya,

Please declare variable g as a numeric of length 8(you can change the length as per the requirement).

Data g(8) type n.

Now if you add 1 to variable g which is 0000005, you will get the result as 0000006. Please try this out.

Thanks,

Deepthi

[Former Member]

REPORT ZSRK_077 .

DATA : G(14) VALUE '000005',

LEN TYPE I.

FIELD-SYMBOLS : <FS_G> TYPE N.

LEN = STRLEN( G ).

ASSIGN G+0(LEN) TO <FS_G> CASTING TYPE N.

<FS_G> = <FS_G> + 1.

WRITE : / 'FS_G = ' , <FS_G>,

/ 'G = ' , G.