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data fetching comparing dates.

Posted on Aug 06, 2009 at 09:20 AM 16 Views

there are 2 fields in the table

Beginging and End date

for every employee there r two or more rows.

In my selection screen i m selecting month and year.i want to fetch only that row for a employee which comes in date range.

for example

selection screen

month 05

year 2009

beg end

04/2008 09/2008

10/2008 09/2009

so it shud select the second row.

thanks.

Edited by: aks on Aug 6, 2009 5:25 AM

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    author's profile photo Vikranth Reddy
    Vikranth Reddy
    Posted on Aug 06, 2009 at 09:41 AM
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    Hi,

    Well one way of doing it is concatenate the month and year and pass it to the select statement.

    
data: dat(6) type c.

concatenate year month into date.

select * 
from Dbtable 
into itab
where begda <= date and 
        endda >= date.

    Regards,

    Vik

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    Posted on Aug 06, 2009 at 09:29 AM
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    Hi,

    you can put logic in the following way...

    SELECT SINGLE exmpt FROM t5u13

    INTO t5u13-exmpt

    WHERE stell = p0001-stell AND

    begda <= p_prcdte AND

    endda >= p_prcdte.

    Thanks

    Ashu

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    Viquar Iqbal
    Posted on Aug 06, 2009 at 09:33 AM
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    Hi

    Use offsets.

    READ TABLE itab WITH TABLE KEY beg4(4) <= year end4(4) >= year.

    If sy-subrc eq 0.

    display record.

    endif.

    Hope this resolves your query.

    Viquar Iqbal

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    • Vikranth Reddy Former Member
      Aug 13, 2009 at 11:25 AM

      Hi,

      The relational operator <= wont work for read statement. This is the easy way to do it

      
data: date(6) type c.
 
concatenate p_year p_month into date.
 
select * 
from Dbtable 
into itab
where begda <= date and 
        endda >= date.

      The relational operator can be used with IF condition. Not read statements.

      Regards,

      Vik

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    Posted on Aug 06, 2009 at 09:38 AM
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    thank u...

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    Posted on Aug 06, 2009 at 09:45 AM
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    Hi Friend ,

    **************************if it is a date***********************

    1. Using that month and year get the first date and last date of the month .

    2. Create range field for date .

    3. Populate the begi date in low value and ending date in high value.

    4. In you select query

    select <fields>

    from <table>

    into <itab>

    where beg <= rang_date-low and

    end >= rang_date-high.

    ********************************if it is a period ********************************************************

    1. Concatenate the month and year .

    2. select query

    select <fields>

    from <table>

    into <itab>

    where beg <= Period and

    end >= period .

    thanks,

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    Posted on Aug 13, 2009 at 11:25 AM
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    but wat if i want to compare year from the date beg+4(4) <= year

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