about sy-subrc

[Former Member]

Hi friends,

i have my code like this...

if filed1 is initial.

if sy-subrc Eq 0.

do something...

endif.

endif.

after if condition (i.e if filed1 is initial),is it possible to check sy-sybrc.please tell me

but in above code if field1 is initial,i am not getting sy-subrc 0.

please tell me

Thanks,

kishore.

[Former Member]

hi,

Checking for sy-subrc is not required ... you can remove that ...

if filed1 is initial.
*if sy-subrc Eq 0.
do something...
*endif.
endif.

[former_member182354]

Remove sy-subrc check ...

Raghav

[peter_ruiz2]

hi,

sy-subrc returns 0 if a preceding statement was executed successfully.

in your case, the if statement for field1 is true that is why subrc returns 0.

regards,

Peter

[Former Member]

with If condition sy-subrc is not req.

Sy-subrc have the value of last condition.

Edited by: shilpi agarwal on Jul 22, 2008 9:49 AM

[Former Member]

hi ,

here the sy-subrc check is not required.

you can just check the conditiond

if field1 is initial

do something.

endif.

[Former Member]

Hi Kishore,

If your field1 is a Table field which is fetched from a table then u need to check the sy-subrc otherwise it is not required. Usually it holds the return value for ABAP Statements.

Regards,

Sai

Edited by: Sai Krishna Kowluri on Jul 22, 2008 9:50 AM

[Former Member]

Hi,

Thanks for all u r answers...

but with the value of sy-subrc ,i want to check another condition with in same if and endif.

That's why i checking the value of sy-subrc

Thanks,

kishore.

[Former Member]

hi,

You can very well check the other conditions that you wanted to check for without the sy-subrc ... as the sy-subrc has no significance ...

Regards,

Santosh

[Former Member]

Kishor,

Try to use

if filed1 = space.

if sy-subrc = 0.

do something...

endif.

endif.

Check out all possible scenarios....

[Former Member]

Sy-subrc should be written immediately after the concerned statement Eg. Read statement, select statement.

for eg:

read table tab1 into wa1 with key f1 = 'a'.

-->

if sy-subrc eq 0. (or if wa1 is not initial)

do something.

endif..

if you write some command statement which has a sy-subrc return code in between read and if statement.

for eg you are doing a select statement in between then the system variable Sy-subrc would give you the result of the select statement not the read

[Former Member]

solved