Align header with its field

[former_member2492]

I am trying to download a table with headerline usign opendatasets however the header name its not aligned with the field like this:

 P0001-WERKS P0000-PERNR P0000-MASSG TEXT_P0000_MASSG P0000-STAT2 ....ZEMAIL(first field)
,3000,30000007,01,New position,3,Active,Mr,Georgi,.....

the code which generates the following:

 CONCATENATE HEADER LSI_STRING INTO DATA(HEADER) SEPARATED BY SPACE.CONCATENATE V1_STRING <FS_FIELD> INTO DATA(V1_STRING) SEPARATED BY ','.

then after the loop I transfer the files into the directory:

TRANSFER HEADER TO LVS_DOWNLOAD_PATH.
TRANSFER V1_STRING TO LVS_DOWNLOAD_PATH.

I also noticed smth strange,some fields have additional zeros from 600 to 000600.I dont know why them are added.

Please keep in mind that the file type must be XLS

[Florian]

To do such operations you should use functions, which are available. So you can avoid strange findings in your data.

Function: CBRC_LIB2_CONVERT_ITAB_TO_CSV is one example.

Afterwards you can transfer your data to a folder or whatever you want to do with this file.

Additional zeros come from the respective datatypes. If your not familiar with it, I recommend you to have a look at the basic-instructions.

For example here:

https://help.sap.com/doc/abapdocu_752_index_htm/7.52/de-DE/abenddic_builtin_types.htm

[former_member2492]

will this work with dynamic tables?I will try this but where does this take the table ??I see no place to import the table..please correct me if I am wrong!

[former_member2492]

I just tested this,this is the dump that it throws:

The following are protected against changes: - Character literals or numerical literals, - Constants (CONSTANTS), - Parameters of category IMPORTING REFERENCE in functions and methods, - untyped field symbols that have not been assigned a field using ASSIGN, - TABLES parameters, if the actual parameter is protected against changes.

CODE:

<E_GFS_DYN_TABLE> and <GFS_DYN_TABLE> type table.

CALL FUNCTION 'CBRC_LIB2_CONVERT_ITAB_TO_CSV'
 EXPORTING
 I_FIELD_SEPERATOR = '|'
* I_FLG_LINE_HEADER = FALSE
 I_DATA_TAB = <GFS_DYN_TABLE>
* I_FLG_ASCII = FALSE
* I_FLG_BIN = FALSE
 I_ENCODING = 'UTF-8'
 IMPORTING
* E_ASCII_DATA_TAB =
* E_ASCII_SIZE =
 E_BIN_DATA_TAB = <E_GFS_DYN_TABLE>
* E_BIN_SIZE =
 E_FLG_ERROR = LD_E_FLG_ERROR
 E_ERROR_TAB = LD_E_ERROR_TAB
 EXCEPTIONS
 CONVERSION_FAILED = 1
 OTHERS = 2.