如何将内部表的列的值放入变体中？

Question

Can somebody help me figure out if there is a way for the query below:

I have an internal table with one column with 69 records.

I want all these 69 records to be populated into a variant and get saved so that with this variant and the values saved in it I can run a particular program

How can I populate these values ?

Answer 1

Your question is a bit unclear for me.

• Do you speak about two programs or one program?
• What's the parameter you want to fill in the variant?

I'll just give you some hints - depending on your situation you must pick the correct parts.

I have an internal table with one column with 69 records.

How is the internal table filled?

I want all these 69 records to be populated into a variant and get saved so that with this variant and the values saved in it I can run a particular program

• You have a program and you want to save a selection in a variant. So you need some parameters for the selection screen.
• You want a table, so you need a SELECT-OPTION .
• To define a SELECT-OPTION you need a DDIC-reference (you must say, what kind of field you want.). In the following example I use a material number ( MARA-MATNR ).

So you program contains something like:

TABLES mara.
SELECT-OPTIONS: s_matnr FOR mara-matnr.

With this you would get:

You can define ranges (from-to) and list of values. As you want only single values, you need something like:

SELECT-OPTIONS: s_matnr FOR mara-matnr NO INTERVALS.

Now you get:

• When you push (1) you can enter values.
• With (2) you can load from an external file,
• with (3) you can load values from clipboard.

So you can fill your values and store the selection in a variant.

When you execute your program, the data is stored in a ranges table:

Now you can loop on this table and copy the S_MATNR-LOW value into your internal table for further processing.

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If I misunderstood you question and you want to create a variant dynamically, then take a look on function module RS_VARIANT_ADD (or RS_VARIANT_COPY , RS_VARIANT_CHANGE ...)

Answer 2

You could always put the values in TVARVC, either manually or via code. Then specify the TVARVC variable in the variant definition.