2007 May 07 6:52 AM
2007 May 07 7:05 AM
Hi Jagrut,
This link might be helpful for you,
http://www.geocities.com/victorav15/sapr3/abapfun.html
It gives us a list of possible function modules that can be made use of for various conversion related to dates and currencies.Check out this link.
Reward graciously if found helpful.
Regards,
Harish
2007 May 07 6:54 AM
HI,
use FM <b>RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL</b>
call function <b>'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'</b>
exporting
date = '06/15/2006'
days = 14
months = 0
signum = '+'
years = 0
importing
calc_date = wa_date.
2007 May 07 7:03 AM
Hi Jagrut,
Good ... Check out the following examples
<b>Get a date</b>
DATE_GET_WEEK Returns week for a date
WEEK_GET_FIRST_DAY Returns first day for a week
RP_LAST_DAY_OF_MONTHS Returns last day of month
FIRST_DAY_IN_PERIOD_GET Get first day of a period
LAST_DAY_IN_PERIOD_GET Get last day of a period
RP_LAST_DAY_OF_MONTHS Determine last day of month
<b>Date calculations</b>
DATE_COMPUTE_DAY Returns a number indicating what day of the week the date falls on. Monday is returned as a 1, Tuesday as 2, etc.
DATE_IN_FUTURE Calculate a date N days in the future.
RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL Add days/months to a date
RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL Add/subtract years/months/days from a date
SD_DATETIME_DIFFERENCE Give the difference in Days and Time for 2 dates
MONTH_PLUS_DETERMINE Add or subtract months from a date. To subtract a month, enter a negative value for the 'months' parameter.
DATE_CREATE Calculates a date from the input parameters:
Example: DATE_CREATE
CALL FUNCTION 'DATE_CREATE'
EXPORTING
anzahl_jahre = 1
anzahl_monate = 2
anzahl_tage = 3
datum_ein = '20010101'
IMPORTING
datum_aus = l_new_date.
Result:
l_new_date = 20020304
Example: MONTH_PLUS_DETERMINE
data: new_date type d.
CALL FUNCTION 'MONTH_PLUS_DETERMINE'
EXPORTING
months = -5 " Negative to subtract from old date, positive to add
olddate = sy-datum
IMPORTING
NEWDATE = new_date.
write: / new_date.
<b>Hollidays</b>
HOLIDAY_GET Provides a table of all the holidays based upon a Factory Calendar &/ Holiday Calendar.
HOLIDAY_CHECK_AND_GET_INFO Useful for determining whether or not a date is a holiday. Give the function a date, and a holiday calendar, and you can determine if the
date is a holiday by checking the parameter HOLIDAY_FOUND.
Example: HOLIDAY_CHECK_AND_GET_INFO
data: ld_date like scal-datum default sy-datum,
lc_holiday_cal_id like scal-hcalid default 'CA',
ltab_holiday_attributes like thol occurs 0 with header line,
lc_holiday_found like scal-indicator.
CALL FUNCTION 'HOLIDAY_CHECK_AND_GET_INFO'
EXPORTING
date = ld_date
holiday_calendar_id = lc_holiday_cal_id
WITH_HOLIDAY_ATTRIBUTES = 'X'
IMPORTING
HOLIDAY_FOUND = lc_holiday_found
tables
holiday_attributes = ltab_holiday_attributes
EXCEPTIONS
CALENDAR_BUFFER_NOT_LOADABLE = 1
DATE_AFTER_RANGE = 2
DATE_BEFORE_RANGE = 3
DATE_INVALID = 4
HOLIDAY_CALENDAR_ID_MISSING = 5
HOLIDAY_CALENDAR_NOT_FOUND = 6
OTHERS = 7.
if sy-subrc = 0 and
lc_holiday_found = 'X'.
write: / ld_date, 'is a holiday'.
else.
write: / ld_date, 'is not a holiday, or there was an error calling the function'.
endif.
Checking dates
DATE_CHECK_PLAUSIBILITY Check to see if a date is in a valid format for SAP. Works well when validating dates being passed in from other systems.
Converting dates
DATE_CONV_EXT_TO_INT Conversion of dates to SAP internal format e.g. '28.03.2000' -> 20000328 Can also be used to check if a date is valid ( sy-subrc <> 0 )
Function to return literal for month
he table you want to use is T247. You can also use the function MONTH_NAMES_GET.
You can also try table T015M. It has the month number in it's key.
Formatting
DATUMSAUFBEREITUNG Format date as the user settings
Other
MONTH_NAMES_GET It returns all the month and names in repective language.
Good Luck and thanks
AK
2007 May 07 7:05 AM
Hi Jagrut,
This link might be helpful for you,
http://www.geocities.com/victorav15/sapr3/abapfun.html
It gives us a list of possible function modules that can be made use of for various conversion related to dates and currencies.Check out this link.
Reward graciously if found helpful.
Regards,
Harish