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Posted on Dec 07, 2004 at 02:57 PM 39 Views

Hai

I want to check wether there are fields WWRET; WWREV, WWCUC WWGCN in the table CE1XXXX where (XXXX is Operating concern populated in the selection.)

Thanks in advance

Oli

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    author's profile photo Vladimir Golovtchiner
    Vladimir Golovtchiner
    Posted on Dec 07, 2004 at 03:23 PM
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    Hi Oli,

    These fields are CHARS (Merkmale) of your Operating Concern. If you go to transaction KEA0 you could check these fields in the structure of you Operating Concern. If your Operating Concern is active an generated you could see these fields in the table CE1XXXX. Use transaction SE11.

    Best regards

    Vladimir Golovtchiner

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  • author's profile photo Christian Finkbeiner
    Christian Finkbeiner
    Posted on Dec 07, 2004 at 03:46 PM
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    Oliver,

    1. ) table TKEFE hold the chars of an operating concern.

    2.) Read ddic info (table dd03l)

    3) try assign component 'WWRET' of structure

    where structure represents ce1xxxx.

    One of the approach should fulfill your needs.

    Christian

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    • Christian Finkbeiner Former Member
      Dec 08, 2004 at 03:25 PM

      Oliver,

      here quick & dirty

      you would have to concatenate l_tabname.

      data: gref_data type ref to data.

      data: g_tabname type dd02l-tabname value 'CE10100'.

      field-symbols: <g_struct> type any,

      <g_field> type any.

      create data gref_data type (g_tabname).

      assign gref_data->* to <g_struct>.

      assign component 'WWRET' of structure <g_struct> to <G_field>.

      if sy-subrc is initial.

      • WWRET is component of structure

      else.

      • it is not part of the structure.

      endif.

      Christian

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