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CONVT_NO_NUMBER in ALV table when filtering a field with conversion exit

Posted on Dec 12, 2014 at 01:25 PM 81 Views

Hello!

A Z-program is used for table maintenance.

I have a field of type NUMC10 with a conversion exit which displays the field as CHAR17.

As field values are displayed in CHAR17 format, a filter is also applied to the table using value of CHAR17 (for example: equal to "001.2007.10012401" ).

After filtering, we transfer ALV table mode to edit mode, CL_SALV_TABLE=>REFRESH is executed, call hierarchy is like that:

Call Hierarchy

21 FORM SAPLSLVC_DIALOG LSLVC_DIALOGF18 LVC_FILTER_APPLY10

20 FUNCTION SAPLSLVC_DIALOG LSLVC_DIALOGU18 LVC_FILTER_APPLY

19 METHOD CL_SALV_FULLSCREEN_ADAPTER====CP CL_SALV_FULLSCREEN_ADAPTER====CM00W

CL_SALV_FULLSCREEN_ADAPTER=>IF_SALV_ADAPTER~APPLY_SERVICES

18 METHOD CL_SALV_TABLE=================CP CL_SALV_TABLE=================CM014

CL_SALV_TABLE=>REFRESH

Dump follows at line 713 of LSLVC_DIALOGF18 include of SLVC_DIALOG function group:

if <l_filter> in ls_rsds_frange-selopt_t.

<l_filter> has NUMC10 value here (2110000842), field itself is also described as NUMC, and selection criteria is CHAR17-like (I EQ 001.2007.10012401).

So the program crashes with CONVT_NO_NUMBER.


Notes 1379679, 1519383, 1405506 were applied and that didn't help.

What can be done to fix it?

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  • author's profile photo Peter Jonker
    Peter Jonker
    Posted on Dec 12, 2014 at 01:40 PM
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    Maybe if you create a second ranges table where all the values of the select-options have been converted to the internal table format (with conversion exit input) and use that range table in stead on checking <l_filter> will be a possible solution.

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