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Regarding Data Base Select Query

Posted on Sep 21, 2007 at 09:35 AM 7 Views

Hi All,

I want to extract the data from data base into my internal table

by not giving the exact value but the pattern.

Ex) I want to select the vendor starting with patter '12*'

from LFA table in my internal table.

Which select Query I should use for getting the

Vendor No. starting with pattern '12*' ?.

Points will be rewaded.

Thanks in Advance.

With Regards

Jitendra Gujarathi.

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    Posted on Sep 21, 2007 at 09:38 AM
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    select fld1 fld2 from lfa1
                 into table itab
                 where  lfnr like '12%'
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    Posted on Sep 21, 2007 at 09:39 AM
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    select lifnr into table itab from lfa1 where <b>lifnr like '12%'.</b>

    it will fetch the record which starts with 12 only

    you may use lifnr like '%12%' also it will fetch the record which contain any 12 in it.

    be careful about leading zeroes lifnr may contain leading 0.

    regards

    shiba dutta

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    Posted on Sep 21, 2007 at 09:41 AM
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    Hi jitendra,

    1. simple

    2.

    select * from lfa1

    into table lfa1

    where lifnr like '12%'.

    regards,

    amit m .

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    Posted on Sep 21, 2007 at 09:42 AM
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    <b>CONCATENATE w_lifnr '%' INTO w_lifnr.

    select lifnr from lfa1 where lifnr like w_lifnr.</b>

    Regards,

    Pavan

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