Where condition 'Int' in 'Char' format field

[rizaldy_hidayat]

Hi,

I have field with 'Char' format, but i used to input an integer value. Are possible if I use that value to filter data?

Example:

IF FIELD > 70.

FIELD2 = 'More than 70'.

Thank you.

[Former Member]

You can.. Just move your char data to a int variable.

Sample:

DATA: v_char TYPE char10,

       v_int  TYPE i.

v_char = 71.

MOVE v_char TO v_int.

IF v_int > 70.

   WRITE: 'More than 70'.

ENDIF.

[rizaldy_hidayat]

Thank for the reply, but i use an internal table.

I have an internal table with it_vbkd like vbkd.

in field POSEX_E default format field is char, but i want use to filter by Integer. Can I convert field in internal table as you suggest?

[Former Member]

Yes. Just create a loop passing to work area and move the posex_e field to an integer variable then validate.

Loop at it_vkbd INTO wa_vbkd

   MOVE wa_vbkd-posex_e TO v_int.

   <add condition here>

Endloop.

[rizaldy_hidayat]

Hi Elzkie,

Thanks for the answer. Its work fine for me with less modify.

[former_member210008]

Hi. Check abap help for comparison between different types. It will help you to understand your problem - Comparisons Between Different Data Types - ABAP Programming (BC-ABA) - SAP Library

Char and int will be compared as numbers.

So if you have data i1 type i value 123 and data c1(10) value '     123' and data c2(10) value '00000123', i1 will be equal to c1 and c2.

[shaileshrajram_yadav]

Hi,

You can use single quote for character like IF FIELD > '70' for comparison.

Thanks.