Dynamic WHERE Clause in a Calendar

I would like to have a Calendar display values based on a dynamic WHERE clause created using PL/SQL anonymous block evaluating the values of items that the user uses as filters. I have done this dynamic SQL for reports and would lke to do the same for a Calendar.

I figured out how to do this.
I created a Hidden Item with the source value of &APP_USER.
named P50_APP_USER.
This is how my query looks now:
SELECT * FROM APX_EVENT WHERE APX_EVENT.STORE_NR IN (SELECT APX_Z.STORE_NR FROM APX_Z WHERE APX_Z.USERNAME = :P50_APP_USER)
And it works.
I got the answer from this thread:
CALENDAR - SQL ORDER BY CLAUSE NOT WORKING

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    Hi,
    I need to extract (SELECT) all the products in different salesorganizations. Since a product can be available in more than 1 salesorg I have created several properties in the PRODUCT dimension - 1 for each salesorganization (naming: Sxxxx where xxxx is the salesorganization number).
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    Unfortunately the code is not validated - any suggestions?
    /Lars

    Hi Lars,
    If you run it from a DM package without validating it, does it still work? I would bet it does.
    If this is the case I would open a message with SAP (it would be an enhancement request). Until they fix the validation code, you would just have to live with the script not validating.
    Cheers,
    Ethan

  • Dynamic where clause in my query

    I am using a view
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  • Dynamic where clause in select query

    Hi
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    APPEND COND TO ITAB.
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    sohi

  • Dynamic Where clause in 4.6C [Literals allowed but not variables]

    Good afternoon-
    We have a dynamic select statement that works perfectly in 4.7 ext 2, but is causing a short dump in 4.6C. The error in the short dump says:
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    Rich Heilman

  • How to add a dynamic where clause for a sql based VO with group by query?

    Hi,
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    Edited by: Chunyang on Dec 13, 2012 9:09 PM

    Hi,
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  • How to create VO with multiple dynamic where clauses on select with UNION?

    I am trying to implement the View Object for the UNION query that looks like this:
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    I afraid I would not have any real benefits from using VO if I replace the entire query with every request. Actually, the performance may suffer.
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  • Dynamic where clause in "delete itab where..." variant

    Hi,  I need to be able to delete the contents of an internal table based on a dynamic where clause. I don't want to loop through the entire table to test each record.  Since the delete statement doesn't seem to allow a dynamic "where" clause I am trying to use a macro.  I can't get the macro to work either. 
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    Well, if you really need this kind of functionality,  here is a code sample that I just threw together that would work.  A lot of code for one little delete statement though.
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          fielda type c,
          fieldb type c,
          fieldc type c,
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      public section.
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                    message(128),
                    line type i.
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      itab-fieldb = '2'.
      itab-fieldc = '3'.
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                    im_clause = where_clause.
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        xsource = 'FORM & tables itab.'.
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        insert xsource  into isource index 2.
        xsource = 'Data: begin of xitab occurs 0,'.
        append xsource to isource.
        xsource = 'fielda type c,'.
        append xsource to isource.
        xsource = 'fieldb type c,'.
        append xsource to isource.
        xsource = 'fieldc type c,'.
        append xsource to isource.
        xsource = 'end of xitab.'.
        append xsource to isource.
        xsource = 'xitab[] = itab[].'.
        append xsource to isource.
        concatenate 'DELETE xITAB WHERE' im_clause into xsource
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        append xsource to isource.
        xsource = 'ENDFORM.'.
        append xsource to isource.
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                                 line line.
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          write:/ message.
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    Rich Heilman

  • Dynamic where clause in Loop

    Is iot possible to use a dynamic where clause in a loop?  If so how to you code this?
    i.e. Loop at itab in wa where (dynamic_where_clause)...
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    Moderator message: please read ABAP documentation for your SAP release.
    Edited by: Thomas Zloch on Mar 29, 2011 3:20 PM

    You should be aware that a LOOP AT ... WHERE is not an optimized access .
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  • Dynamic Where Clause in SQR

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  • ADF dynamic where clause for VO query using BC

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  • Creating dynamic where clause with string delimiter " ; "

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  • Dynamic where clause with loop statement

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        posnr  TYPE vbap-posnr,            " Sales document item
        matnr  TYPE vbap-matnr,            " Material number
        arktx  TYPE vbap-arktx,            " Short text for sales order item
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        vkorg TYPE vbak-vkorg,             " Sales organization
        kunnr TYPE vbak-kunnr,             " Sold-to party
        netwr TYPE vbak-netwr,             " Net Value of the Sales Order
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    DATA: ob_where  TYPE REF TO cl_rs_where,
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          i_fieldname = 'VBELN'
          i_sign      = '~'
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