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RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL issues

Former Member

‎11-28-2013 3:54 AM

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why my program goes to dump, it shows,

When calling the function module "RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL", one of the

  parameters

needed according to the interface description was not specified.

This parameter was "DAYS".

data: vm1 type sy-datum,

         vm2 type sy-datum,

         vm3 type sy-datum,

         vd1 type sy-datum,

         vd2 type sy-datum,

         vd3 type sy-datum.

   CALL FUNCTION 'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'

     EXPORTING

       DATE            = p_date

*         DAYS            = 0

       MONTHS          = '01'

      SIGNUM          = '-'

*         YEARS           =

    IMPORTING

      CALC_DATE       = vm1

             .

   CALL FUNCTION 'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'

     EXPORTING

       DATE            = p_date

       DAYS            = 01

*         MONTHS          =

      SIGNUM          = '-'

*         YEARS           =

    IMPORTING

      CALC_DATE       = vd1

             .

   CALL FUNCTION 'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'

     EXPORTING

       DATE            = vm1

*         DAYS            = 0

       MONTHS          = 01

      SIGNUM          = '-'

*         YEARS           =

    IMPORTING

      CALC_DATE       = vm2

             .

   CALL FUNCTION 'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'

     EXPORTING

       DATE            = vm1

       DAYS            = 01

*         MONTHS          =

      SIGNUM          = '-'

*         YEARS           =

    IMPORTING

      CALC_DATE       = vd2

             .

   CALL FUNCTION 'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'

     EXPORTING

       DATE            = vm2

*      DAYS            = 0

       MONTHS          = 01

      SIGNUM          = '-'

*         YEARS           =

    IMPORTING

      CALC_DATE       = vm3

             .

   CALL FUNCTION 'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'

     EXPORTING

       DATE            = vm2

       DAYS            = 01

*         MONTHS          =

      SIGNUM          = '-'

*         YEARS           =

    IMPORTING

      CALC_DATE       = vd3

             .

   loop at gt_mseg into gs_mseg.

     read table gt_mkpf into gs_mkpf index 1.

     if sy-subrc = 0.

       read table g_t_totals_flat into g_s_totals_flat with key matnr = gs_mseg-matnr.

       if sy-subrc = 0.

         if gs_mkpf-budat BETWEEN vm1 and vd1.

             g_s_totals_flat-cons_month_1 = gs_mseg-menge.

             append g_s_totals_flat to g_t_totals_flat1  .

             clear g_s_totals_flat.

*          endif.

         endif.

         if gs_mkpf-budat between vm2 and vd2.

             g_s_totals_flat-cons_month_2 = gs_mseg-menge.

             append g_s_totals_flat to g_t_totals_flat1  .

             clear g_s_totals_flat.

         endif.

         if gs_mkpf-budat BETWEEN vm3 and vd3.

             g_s_totals_flat-cons_month_3 = gs_mseg-menge.

             append g_s_totals_flat to g_t_totals_flat1  .

             clear g_s_totals_flat.

         endif.

       endif.

     endif.

   endloop

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former_member209120
Active Contributor

‎11-28-2013 4:04 AM

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Hi  Manisha jaiswal ,

Try like this

DATA: vm1 TYPE sy-datum,

          vm2 TYPE sy-datum,

          vm3 TYPE sy-datum,

          vd1 TYPE sy-datum,

          vd2 TYPE sy-datum,

          vd3 TYPE sy-datum.

PARAMETERS : P_date type P0001-BEGDA.


CALL FUNCTION 'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'

   EXPORTING

     date            = p_date

          DAYS            = '0'

     months          = '01'

    signum          = '-'

          YEARS           = '0'

  IMPORTING

    calc_date       = vm1

           .



CALL FUNCTION 'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'

   EXPORTING

     date            = p_date

     days            = 01

         MONTHS          = '0'

    signum          = '-'

          YEARS           = '0'

  IMPORTING

    calc_date       = vd1

           .



CALL FUNCTION 'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'

   EXPORTING

     date            = vm1

         DAYS            = '0'

     months          = 01

    signum          = '-'

         YEARS           = '0'

  IMPORTING

    calc_date       = vm2

           .

CALL FUNCTION 'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'

   EXPORTING

     date            = vm1

     days            = 01

          MONTHS          = '0'

    signum          = '-'

         YEARS           = '0'

  IMPORTING

    calc_date       = vd2

           .





CALL FUNCTION 'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'

   EXPORTING

     date            = vm2

      DAYS            = '0'

     months          = 01

    signum          = '-'

          YEARS           = '0'

  IMPORTING

    calc_date       = vm3

           .



CALL FUNCTION 'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'

   EXPORTING

     date            = vm2

     days            = 01

          MONTHS          = '0'

    signum          = '-'

          YEARS           = '0'

  IMPORTING

    calc_date       = vd3

           .

loop at gt_mseg into gs_mseg.

     read table gt_mkpf into gs_mkpf index 1.

     if sy-subrc = 0.

       read table g_t_totals_flat into g_s_totals_flat with key matnr = gs_mseg-matnr.

       if sy-subrc = 0.

         if gs_mkpf-budat BETWEEN vm1 and vd1.

             g_s_totals_flat-cons_month_1 = gs_mseg-menge.

             append g_s_totals_flat to g_t_totals_flat1  .

             clear g_s_totals_flat.

*          endif.

         endif.

         if gs_mkpf-budat between vm2 and vd2.

             g_s_totals_flat-cons_month_2 = gs_mseg-menge.

             append g_s_totals_flat to g_t_totals_flat1  .

             clear g_s_totals_flat.

         endif.

         if gs_mkpf-budat BETWEEN vm3 and vd3.

             g_s_totals_flat-cons_month_3 = gs_mseg-menge.

             append g_s_totals_flat to g_t_totals_flat1  .

             clear g_s_totals_flat.

         endif.

       endif.

     endif.

   endloop

arivazhagan_sivasamy
Active Contributor

‎11-28-2013 4:14 AM

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Hi Manisha,

You must pass the values for following fields, since all are mandatory.

DATE

DAYS

MONTHS

YEARS

                             

Arivazhagan S

former_member220538
Active Participant

‎11-28-2013 4:20 AM

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Hi,

In the FM RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL all the input parameters are required except 'SIGNUM'. Please check the import parameters to the FM RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL.

You have to pass date,day,month and year.

Regards,

Jeffin

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Former Member

‎11-28-2013 4:21 AM

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Hi Manisha,

In the FM RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL, the following are the mandatory parameters. So pass the values of mandatory  parameters when you call FM

  • DATE
  • DAYS
  • MONTHS
  • YEARS

Regards,

Riju Thomas.

Former Member

‎11-28-2013 6:05 AM

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Use this:

DATA: week       TYPE numc1,
          days       TYPE t5a4a-dlydy,
          date        TYPE p0001-begda,
          months   TYPE t5a4a-dlymo,
          years      TYPE t5a4a-dlyyr.

CALL FUNCTION 'RP_CALC_DATE_IN_INTERVAL'
     EXPORTING
       date      = date
       days      = days
       months    = months
       signum    = '+'
       years     = years
     IMPORTING
       calc_date = date.

Regards

Vivek