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maximum permitted 8 (= 2 * 4) valid characters.- dump?

former_member194669
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Hi,

I am getting this short dump. This dump not coming every time this report execute.

I am getting this dump once in a while.

ABAP/4 Open SQL statement with WHERE ... LIKE and pattern too long.

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Error analysis

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An exception occurred. This exception is dealt with in more detail below

. The exception, which is assigned to the class 'CX_SY_DYNAMIC_OSQL_SEMANTICS',

was neither

caught nor passed along using a RAISING clause, in the procedure

"F_SELECT_UNIQUE_DOCNO" "(FORM)"

.

Since the caller of the procedure could not have expected this exception

to occur, the running program was terminated.

The reason for the exception is:

The current ABAP/4 program attempted to execute an ABAP/4 Open SQL

statement in which the WHERE condition contains an LIKE operator.

The format for a LIKE operator should be (with the exception of

closing blanks) no more than twice as long as the

database field to which the condition applies.

In this particular case, the pattern contains

"%40R22.5%"

more than the maximum permitted 8 (= 2 * 4) valid characters.

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Source code extract

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003550 dynamic_where: s_awerk text-082 'werks'. " text-082 - YARSAUTHPLNTS

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> get_unique yarsauthplnts.

003570

003580 endform. " F_select_unique_docno

003590 *

003600 &----


003610 * Form f_select_records *

003620 &----


003630 * For selecting records *

003640 &----


<b>

This is my source code

</b>


*&---------------------------------------------------------------------*
* macro declaration                                                    *
*&---------------------------------------------------------------------*
define dynamic_where.
  if not &1[] is initial.
    clear l_ds_range. refresh frange_t.
    move &2 to l_ds_range-tablename.
    frange-fieldname = &3.
    loop at &1.
      selopt_t-sign   = &1-sign.
      selopt_t-option = &1-option.
      selopt_t-low    = &1-low.
      selopt_t-high   = &1-high.
      append selopt_t.
    endloop.
    frange-selopt_t[] = selopt_t[].
    append frange to frange_t.
    l_ds_range-frange_t = frange_t.
    append l_ds_range to l_ds_trange.
  endif.
end-of-definition.

define get_unique.
  if not l_ds_trange is initial.
    refresh: i_where. clear: i_where.
    call function 'FREE_SELECTIONS_RANGE_2_WHERE'
      exporting
        field_ranges  = l_ds_trange
      importing
        where_clauses = i_where.
    if not i_where is initial.
      read table i_where with key 'YSCC' into t_where.
      if sy-subrc eq 0.
        select docno from &1
            appending table i_docno
            where (t_where-where_tab).
      endif.
    endif.
    refresh: l_ds_trange. clear: l_ds_range.
  endif.
end-of-definition.

aRs

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Former Member
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It looks to me like it's saying that the DOCNO can be a maximum of eight characters, and the pattern you are pssing "%40R22.5%" is more than eight characters. It's nine characters. You may be trying to use EQ instead of LIKE.

Rob

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Hi

In dynamic selection it can't use SELECT-OPTION, u can use only fix values.

The fm FREE_SELECTIONS_RANGE_2_WHERE is to translate the sets of selection to be transfered to a submit of a report using a logical database.

Max

Former Member
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Hi.

Maybe there is a difference in data declaration of

l_ds_range and s_awerk

and so result longer patterns than allowed in the selection.

Regards,

Timo.

Former Member
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It looks to me like it's saying that the DOCNO can be a maximum of eight characters, and the pattern you are pssing "%40R22.5%" is more than eight characters. It's nine characters. You may be trying to use EQ instead of LIKE.

Rob

former_member194669
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Hi Max,

It has been working for select options all the below mentioned in dynamic where. and also checked the

call function FREE_SELECTIONS_RANGE_2_WHERE, it is giving proper where condition.

Timo,

I checked the input values are with in the limit.

Rob,

If you check the following code


form f_select_unique_docno.
 
  dynamic_where: s_docds  text-063 'docdes'.
  get_unique: yarshdrt.

  dynamic_where: s_custo text-077 'customerno',
                 s_custp text-077 'custpartno'.
  get_unique yarscust.

  dynamic_where: s_prdcd text-080 'prodcode',
                 s_ptype text-080 'ptype'.
  get_unique yarsprdcode.

  dynamic_where: s_hwerk text-081 'werks',
                 s_affin text-081 'affind'.
  get_unique yarsplnt.

  dynamic_where: s_awerk text-082 'werks'.
  get_unique yarsauthplnts.

endform.                                 " F_select_unique_docno

it is generating a dynamic where for finding out the docno of these select options

aRs

Former Member
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Between the macro call dynamic_where: s_awerk text-082 'werks'. " text-082 - YARSAUTHPLNTS and the macro call get_unique yarsauthplnts, add a few lines to verify the contents of your WHERE tab.