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Index when reading a table with a single key.

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Former Member

‎05-07-2010 9:12 AM

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When i perform a READ TABLE SENTENCE, is it possible to know in wich INDEX is the result when sy-subrc is 0?

I want to avoid looping the table to know that and sy is not giving me any clue.

Thanks!

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Former Member

‎05-07-2010 9:26 AM

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HI,

Just simply you can check like this for understanding.


data:
  t_tab type TABLE OF spfli.

SELECT * from
  spfli
 into table t_tab UP TO 20 rows.

  read table t_tab  transporting no fields with key carrid = 'AZ'.
if sy-subrc eq 0.
  write:/ sy-tabix. " Here it prints as 3 as AZ present at index 3
endif.

Regards and Best wishes.

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SimoneMilesi
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‎05-07-2010 9:13 AM

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SY-TABIX

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Former Member

‎05-07-2010 9:19 AM

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Go with using SY-TABIX - Checks Current line of an internal table

READ TABLE ITAB ASSIGNING <FS> INDEX 3

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Former Member

‎05-07-2010 9:26 AM

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HI,

Just simply you can check like this for understanding.


data:
  t_tab type TABLE OF spfli.

SELECT * from
  spfli
 into table t_tab UP TO 20 rows.

  read table t_tab  transporting no fields with key carrid = 'AZ'.
if sy-subrc eq 0.
  write:/ sy-tabix. " Here it prints as 3 as AZ present at index 3
endif.

Regards and Best wishes.