Hi,
Is the subject possible at all in abap? For example in MS-SQL syntax I can use functions like:
select max(<i><field1></i>)
from <i><table></i>
group by <b>substring</b>(<i><field1></i>)
or
select max(<i><datefield1></i>)
from <i><table></i>
group by <b>year</b>(<i><datefield1></i>)
Is there a simple way to do this in abap or do I just need to create loop and group manually?
regards,
erki
2 Answers
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Former MemberPosted on May 18, 2004 at 08:47 AMHi,
If i understood ur question correctly, then u can do the following in order to achieve your requirement.
There is a concept of dynamic text in open sql using which u can pass any thing dynamically for a open sql query...
below iam sending a document copied from a SAP standard help, it may be useful for you(but some of the options works only in 4.7 only)
Effect
In all Open SQL statements you can specify the table name dynamically at runtime in an ABAP variable. You can also specify the <b>SELECTclause, the FROMclause, the WHEREclause, the GROUP BYclause, the HAVINGclause</b>, <b>the ORDER BYclause and the SETclause (partially)</b> dynamically in an ABAP variable. The name of the variable that contains the source code must be put in parentheses. There must be no blanks between the variable name and the parentheses.
<b>Variant 1
... (field)</b>
Effect
The source code is specified in a field field of the type C.
Example
Deleting all lines in a table:
PARAMETERS tabname(80) TYPE C.
DELETE FROM (tabname).
<b>Variant 2
... (string)</b>
Effect
The source code is specified in a string string.
Example
Displaying the flight connections after entering airports of departure and arrival:
PARAMETERS: p_from TYPE SPFLI-CITYFROM, p_to TYPE SPFLI-CITYTO.
DATA: where_clause TYPE STRING,
carr TYPE spfli-carrid,
conn TYPE spfli-connid.
CONCATENATE 'CITYFROM = ''' p_from ''' AND CITYTO = ''' p_to ''''
INTO where_clause.
SELECT carrid connid FROM spfli
INTO (carr, conn)
WHERE (where_clause).
WRITE: / carr, conn.
ENDSELECT.
<b>Variant 3
... (itab).</b>
Effect
The source code is specified in an internal table itab with line type C.
Example
Displaying the number of flight connections after entering airline carrier, flight number, and flight date:
PARAMETERS: p_carrid TYPE sbook-carrid,
p_connid TYPE sbook-connid,
p_fldate TYPE sbook-fldate.
TYPES: t_src(80) TYPE C.
DATA: where_tab TYPE TABLE OF t_src, line TYPE t_src.
CONCATENATE 'CARRID = ''' p_carrid '''' INTO line.
APPEND line TO where_tab.
APPEND 'AND' TO where_tab.
CONCATENATE 'CONNID = ''' p_connid '''' INTO line.
APPEND line TO where_tab.
APPEND 'AND' TO where_tab.
CONCATENATE 'FLDATE = ''' p_fldate '''' INTO line.
APPEND line TO where_tab.
SELECT count(*) FROM sbook WHERE (where_tab).
WRITE: / sy-dbcnt.
<b>Variant 4
... (stringtab)</b>
Effect
The source code is specified in an internal table stringtab with line type STRING.
Example
Displaying the flight data for all flights with available seats (after entering the airline carrier and flight number):
PARAMETERS: p_carrid TYPE sflight-carrid,
p_connid TYPE sflight-connid.
DATA: s TYPE STRING,
stringtab TYPE TABLE OF STRING,
date TYPE sflight-fldate.
CONCATENATE ' CARRID = ''' p_carrid ''' AND' INTO s.
APPEND s TO stringtab.
CONCATENATE ' CONNID = ''' p_connid '''' INTO s.
APPEND s TO stringtab.
SELECT fldate FROM sflight INTO date
WHERE (stringtab) AND seatsocc < sflight~seatsmax.
WRITE : / date.
ENDSELECT.
Note
If the source code is specified in an internal table with a header, the source code is normally taken from the table body. This is only not the case if the table name is specified dynamically and the dynamic FROMclause is used. The table name or source code of the clause is then taken from the table header.
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