Answer
Answer
Copilot
Sure! Let’s go through the code step by step to understand how it works.
We need to build a dynamic WHERE condition based on the non-initial parameters. This condition will be used to
filter the records when selecting data from the database table.
DATA: LV_WHERE_COND TYPE STRING.
Here, we check each parameter to see if it is not initial. If a parameter is not initial, we add a condition to the
LV_WHERE_COND string. The CONCATENATE statement is used to build the condition string, separating each condition
with ’ AND '.
This step ensures that the WHERE condition string is correctly formatted without any trailing ’ AND '.
We use the WHERE condition to select data from the database table /SIAPP/L_REQ_HDR into the internal table LT_HDR.
* Select data from the table based on the WHERE condition
IF LV_WHERE_COND IS NOT INITIAL.
SELECT * FROM /SIAPP/L_REQ_HDR INTO TABLE LT_HDR WHERE (LV_WHERE_COND).
ELSE.
SELECT * FROM /SIAPP/L_REQ_HDR INTO TABLE LT_HDR.
ENDIF.
If the WHERE condition is not empty, we use it to filter the records. Otherwise, we select all records from the table.
In this loop, you can add any logic to process the data retrieved from the database table.
Summary
This approach ensures that you only retrieve records that match the specified parameters, making your data
selection more efficient and relevant.
Does this explanation help? Let me know if you have any more questions!