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Screen Value with IEQ

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Former Member

‎11-25-2009 9:50 PM

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Hi Gurus,

I have a problem with a screen value. Let me explain, I have two fields on my screen and I put some values. for example:

Business Object: 0000012 (Field P_CONT)

Partner: 0355 (Field P_INT)

But when I executed the report, the values on the fields are differents:

P_CONT = IEQ0000012

P_INT = IEQ0355

I don't understand why the IEQ letters appear before my values.

I hope you can help me. Thanks!

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Former Member

‎11-26-2009 4:42 AM

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Hello,

As mentioned in the previous posts, it seems as if you have declared the screen input fields as select-options rather than parameters. P_CONT will contain the contenets of the internal table that is declared when you create a variable using select-options. Declare it as parameters. If you can not change that and want to read the value 0000012 then check the variable P_CONT-LOW rather than just P_CONT (assuming that you are entering 0000012 in the first output box of the select option). Similarly P_INT-LOW will give you the value 0355.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Sachin

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Former Member

‎11-25-2009 10:06 PM

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You appear to be confusing PARAMETERS and SELECT-OPTIONS. Please press F1 on both.

Rob

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Former Member

‎11-26-2009 12:21 AM

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EQ is for equal and the same is correct.

It means you have included I with equal EQ operation.Please take F1 Help on Parameters and Select Options

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Former Member

‎11-26-2009 4:23 AM

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Hi,

Seems like you have declare those fields as select-options. If you want the user to enter only single value, use parameter instead.

Regards

Karthik D

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Former Member

‎11-26-2009 4:34 AM

Hi

SELECT-OPTIONS acts as a internal table unlike PARAMETERS.

internal table contains 4 columns : sign, option , low and High.

In ur case sign = I, option = 'EQ' & low = '0000012'.

Thats y u are getting like that..

<< Cut and paste without attribution from [SELECT-OPTIONS |http://help.sap.com/abapdocu_70/en/ABAPSELECT-OPTIONS.htm] removed >>>

Press F1 for more information.

Hope it helps..

Moderator message - If you find a link that you think would help, please just post the link.

Edited by: Rob Burbank on Nov 26, 2009 11:20 AM

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Former Member

‎11-26-2009 4:42 AM

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Hello,

As mentioned in the previous posts, it seems as if you have declared the screen input fields as select-options rather than parameters. P_CONT will contain the contenets of the internal table that is declared when you create a variable using select-options. Declare it as parameters. If you can not change that and want to read the value 0000012 then check the variable P_CONT-LOW rather than just P_CONT (assuming that you are entering 0000012 in the first output box of the select option). Similarly P_INT-LOW will give you the value 0355.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Sachin

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Former Member
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‎11-26-2009 3:57 PM

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Thanks a lot! You all help me to understand my error, I wish I could give 10 points to everyone, but the system does not allowed that. =D