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Reply from gourabdey91 on Dec 7 at 12:14 PM see the Conversion routine in the domain of your required field.
Then use that conversion exit in your program..
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From: john.louk
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2012 10:54 AM
Subject: Add Zeros to a Field in Internal Table
Your example is material number. And, it has a non-numeric value it it. Why do you want leading zeroes?
If this is material number and you have defined your field in the internal table like MATNR. then you should not be manually changing the value. The material number is defined as a CHAR 18 with a conversion routine. the conversion routine (unless you have changed it) works as follows. If you enter only number, it puts the numbers on the right side and fills with leading zeroes. If you enter an non-numeric value anywhere, it leaves the value on the left and pads the end with spaces.
If you want all of your logic to work then define the field correctly and leave it alone. Because, if you use this value in a select statement where clause, it will still work. If you manipulate the value, the select where clause will fail.
If you are getting this data from VBAP, there is really no reason to manipulate it.
Cheers
John |
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