on 08-20-2004 4:13 PM
Hello,
In ver. 4.7, I am downloading the data from internal table to CSV (comma delimited) text files (2).
I need to put them into ZIP folder (both in one folder).
Can anyone suggest me how can I achieve this functionality?
Thanks in advance,
Sajith
We have a requirement for the same thing and I've got that to work, however, the client is now requesting that we password protect the zip files.
It seems that each file that is added to the zip must be password protected in order for the zip to be considered password protected.
Any suggestions?
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Hi Sajith,
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Joan (and Mark Finnern)
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Hi
It should be OK to give the filepath parameter same for the two files. However, if you mean to zip two files into one zipped archive, then you can call "GUI_EXEC" to call WinZip. WinZip offers command line interface with "WinZip Command Line Support Add-On" which is downloadable from http://www.winzip.com/wzcline.cgi .
*--Serdar
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Hi Sajith
Two solutions:
1. Zipping files at the presentation server and then putting them to application server using "OPEN DATASET" "CLOSE DATASET" statements. You can have more information from SAPHelp (F1). This way cannot be used if you want background processing.
2. I am not so accustomed to UNIX but as far as I know, you can define OS commands at SAP and execute. Then, you will not need presentation layer. Save your files to the application server via "DATASET" commands and use zip utilities existing at UNIX.
*--Serdar
Hi,
to add to the suggestions above, after you create the text file in the app server using OPEN/CLOSE Dataset, you can call a UNIX script to perrform the zipping (via ZIP utility) of the files inside your source folder. Your UNIX script can also create a log file which you can read via ABAP as a return code for success/failure of the zip operation.
Cheers,
Kelvin
Hi
If we have the zipping utility at UNIX, then the second way will be OK. So, the procedure should be:
1. Download the files to the application server. (This was explained before. As an addition, function modules <b>"C13Z_FILE_UPLOAD_BINARY"</b> and <b>"C13Z_FILE_DOWNLOAD_BINARY"</b> can be used if you have them.)
2. Call the UNIX script. It is possible to define external OS commands via the transaction <b>"SM69"</b>. There, you can define a UNIX command line that will do the zipping task. Then, you can execute the command by using the FM <b>"SXPG_EXECUTE_COMMAND".</b> Moreover you can schedule that external command to be executed at background using the transaction <b>"SM36"</b>.
I would like to learn whether this process works...
*--Serdar
Message was edited by: Serdar Simsekler
Hello,
Thank you very much for the solutions provided. Now, some details on how I achieved the needed functionality.
1. I downloaded the files on the Application server using OPEN/CLOSE DATASET. Here, the internal table given should have all the fields with datatype as C.
2. Using the following UNIX command, I zipped the files.
gzip file1 file2
we need to give the complete filepaths as per Unix.
This command was put in a variable w_folder_z.
The following command was used.
CALL 'SYSTEM' ID 'COMMAND' FIELD w_folder_z
ID 'TAB' FIELD i_result.
Here, i_result is the internal table with single field of char 100 type.
And when the files are successfully zipped, the SY-SUBRC value is 1-.
The files can be opened by unzipping.
Hi Sajith Hari,
I have a similar requirement and I request you to please explain more clearly about the 2 nd part of the solution i.e How do we put the UNIX command and call it from SAP.
You posted the following:
Using the following UNIX command, I zipped the files.
gzip file1 file2
we need to give the complete filepaths as per Unix.
This command was put in a variable w_folder_z.
The following command was used.
CALL 'SYSTEM' ID 'COMMAND' FIELD w_folder_z
ID 'TAB' FIELD i_result.
Nut its nor working for me.
Thanks
Dan
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