Can you see what's wrong with my sql clause?

Question

Select afkogltri sum( afpowemng ) as yqty
    from   ( afpo inner join afko on afpoaufnr = afkoaufnr )
    into   ( d_gltri , d_wemng )
    where  afpo~matnr = wa_pir-matnr
           and year( afko~gltri ) = year( sy-datum )
    group by afko~gltri. 
The above is my sql clause, when I do a syntax check, it said:"Comma without preceding colon (after SELECT ?)"
Can you tell me what's wrong with this sql clause?
Thank you very much!

Answer 1

Hi,
Select Bgltri sum( Awemng ) <b>as yqty</b> (????)
into ( d_gltri , d_wemng )
from afpo as A inner join afko as B
on Aaufnr = Baufnr 
where A~matnr = wa_pir-matnr
and year( B~gltri ) = year( sy-datum )
group by B~gltri.
ENDSELECT.
eg<b>:... INTO (f1, ..., fn</b>)
Places the result set in the target area (f1, ..., fn). The fields of the result set are transported to the target fields fi from left to right. INTO (f1, ..., fn) is allowed only if a list with n elements is also specified in the SELECT clause.
<b>If the result of a selection is a table, the data is retrieved in a processing loop introduced by SELECT and concluded by ENDSELECT. The processing passes through the loop once for each line read. If the result is a single record, the closing ENDSELECT is omitted.</b>
Example
Output a list of all airlines (with short description and name):
TABLES SCARR.
DATA:  CARRID   LIKE SCARR-CARRID,
       CARRNAME LIKE SCARR-CARRNAME,
SELECT CARRID CARRNAME
       INTO (CARRID, CARRNAME)
       FROM SCARR.
  WRITE: / CARRID, CARRNAME.
ENDSELECT
Thanks & Regards,
Judith.