Please see below code snippet, the codes was working fine untill i realised that if i have fields large than 255 chars in REC-RECORD, the record written will be truncated at 255 chars!
How shld i go abt it?
I tried to changed RECORD to type string, but TRANSFER complains that we can't use string.
DATA DECLARATION
DATA: BEGIN OF REC OCCURS 5000,
RECORD(1024),
END OF REC.
OPENING FILE FOR WRITING..
open dataset e_file for output in text mode encoding default.
lOOP AT REC.
transfer REC to e_file.
ENDLOOP.
close dataset e_file.
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Former MemberPosted on Jun 14, 2005 at 07:37 AMhi, you may try to use X type.
Split you long entry to be 255 size pieces.
And by the way, you may also need to add new line code into your internal table.
like this
C_X1 TYPE X VALUE '0D',
C_X2 TYPE X VALUE '0A',
CONCATENATE C_X1 C_X2 INTO LC_ENTER.
CONCATENATE XXX LC_ENTER INTO ....
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Former MemberPosted on Jun 14, 2005 at 06:43 AM
The data is not truncated.The limit for the application server is 1032 bytes.Therefore though the data is written to the server it is not visible.That's all.Better split the data into lengths of 255 if you want them all to appear on the application server.
Cheers
Nishanth
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