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Posted on Dec 03, 2007 at 10:04 PM 130 Views

Hi Experts,

I am getting an error in a select statement using '<b>for all entries'</b>.

The code is as following:

select * from vbkd

into table i_temp

where vbeln IN s_vbeln

and posnr = p_posnr.

sort i_temp by vbeln posnr.

if not i_temp[] is initial.

select * from vbak

into table i_vbak

for all entries in i_temp

where vbtyp = 'K'.

I am getting an error: <i><b>The WHERE condition does not refer to the FOR ALL ENTRIES table.-</b></i>

Can anybody please let me know what's wrong with the select statement?

Thanks a lot.

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    Posted on Dec 03, 2007 at 10:09 PM
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    The error message tells you exactly what the problem is. Try:

    SELECT * FROM vbkd
INTO TABLE i_temp
WHERE vbeln IN s_vbeln
AND posnr = p_posnr.

SORT i_temp BY vbeln posnr.

IF NOT i_temp[] IS INITIAL.

  SELECT * FROM vbak
  INTO TABLE i_vbak
  FOR ALL ENTRIES IN i_temp
  WHERE vbeln = i_temp-vbeln       "<====
    AND vbtyp = 'K'.
ENDIF.

    Rob

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    Rob Burbank

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