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can anybody develop the code as per the FS:
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From      Current Date 90 days           To      Current Date
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BKPF- BUKRS
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Ledger                    0
Company Code               T012K -BUKRS
Fiscal Year               BKPF- GJAHR
G/L Account                T012K -HKONT
Currency                T012K WAERS
How to arrive at Current Period Balance
Take summation of the following fileds having GLT0-DRCRK = u2018Su2019 and stored in variable A
GLT0 u2013TSLVT
GLT0 -SL01
GLT0 -SL02
GLT0 -SL03
GLT0 -SL04
GLT0 -SL05
GLT0 -SL06
GLT0 -SL07
GLT0 -SL08
GLT0 -SL09
GLT0 u2013SL10
GLT0 u2013SL11
GLT0 u2013SL12
GLT0 u2013SL13
GLT0 u2013SL14
GLT0 u2013SL15
GLT0 u2013SL16
Take summation of the following fields having GLT0-DRCRK=u2018Hu2019 Stored in Variable B
GLT0 u2013TSLVT
GLT0 -SL01
GLT0 -SL02
GLT0 -SL03
GLT0 -SL04
GLT0 -SL05
GLT0 -SL06
GLT0 -SL07
GLT0 -SL08
GLT0 -SL09
GLT0 u2013SL10
GLT0 u2013SL11
GLT0 u2013SL12
GLT0 u2013SL13
GLT0 u2013SL14
GLT0 u2013SL15
GLT0 u2013SL16
Balance = A-B

Thanks. Now the date has came in table it_t012k. now:
Balance in the main G/L Account
Pass following fields to Table GLT0 and arrive at the the period Balance
Ledger                    0
Company Code               T012K -BUKRS
Fiscal Year               BKPF- GJAHR
G/L Account                T012K -HKONT
Currency                T012K WAERS
if not it_t012k[] is initial.
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           DRCRK
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           TSL02
           TSL03
           TSL04
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           TSL06
           TSL07
           TSL08
           TSL09
           TSL10
           TSL11
           TSL12
           TSL13
           TSL14
           TSL15
           TSL16
           into table it_glt0
           from glt0
           for all entries in it_t012k
           where bukrs = it_t012k-bukrs.
          and gjahr in s_gjahr.
          and waers = it_t012k-waers
          and hkont = it_t012k-hkont.
endif.
loop at it_glt0 into wa_glt0_temp1.
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             wa_glt0_temp1-tsl02 + wa_glt0_temp1-tsl03 +
             wa_glt0_temp1-tsl04 + wa_glt0_temp1-tsl05 +
             wa_glt0_temp1-tsl06 + wa_glt0_temp1-tsl07 +
             wa_glt0_temp1-tsl08 + wa_glt0_temp1-tsl09 +
             wa_glt0_temp1-tsl10 + wa_glt0_temp1-tsl11 +
             wa_glt0_temp1-tsl12 + wa_glt0_temp1-tsl13 +
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    elseif wa_glt0_temp1 = 'H'.
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            wa_glt0_temp1-tsl04 + wa_glt0_temp1-tsl05 +
            wa_glt0_temp1-tsl06 + wa_glt0_temp1-tsl07 +
            wa_glt0_temp1-tsl08 + wa_glt0_temp1-tsl09 +
            wa_glt0_temp1-tsl10 + wa_glt0_temp1-tsl11 +
            wa_glt0_temp1-tsl12 + wa_glt0_temp1-tsl13 +
            wa_glt0_temp1-tsl14 + wa_glt0_temp1-tsl15 +
            wa_glt0_temp1-tsl16.
    endif.
endloop.
BUT AS THE GLTO TABLE DONT HAVE GJAHR WAERS AND HKONT FIELDS HOW TO MINIMISE THE SELECTION AND ALSO HOW TO GET THE SUMMATION?

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MS Access developer with a change of career, so need PL/SQL type tools pls

Hello,
I am a recent MS Access developer, my position went away, so now need to bone up on PL/SQL 101 sort of knowledge. I have very little SQL experience, so am starting from square one in my learning Oracle. I would like available to me to-the-point examples of code when working with Oracle data using SQL Navigator 5 as my "Enterprise Manager" type tool. I need to quickly understand the basics in creating\constructing Stored Procedures and PL/SQL statements, need examples of naming conventions in the code and what the conventions achieve for me. I don’t want full details, just more to the point info please, unless you feel the details will be very useful in my understanding of the dbase tool.
Any info that you are willing to share to get me up and going would be appreciated!

1) If at all possible, use plain SQL instead of PL/SQL. See the O'Reilly book 'Mastering Oracle SQL'. A very high percentage of procedural code developed against Oracle is caused by not understanding how to code in 'plain' SQL.
2) Learn Oracle PL/SQL - any book by Steven Feuerstein will do. Again, look at O'Reilly.
3) Learn to read the Oracle docco. See http://tahiti.oracle.com
4) Understand 'effective Oracle coding' by reading any Tom Kyte book (at http://www.apress.com)
5) Use Oracle's SQL Developer as your basic development tool, and Oracle's JDeveloper as the advanced development tool - JDeveloper has a PL/SQL debugger built-in.
6) Get very, very familiar with the available PL/SQL library API ... look for the Supplied PL/SQL Procedures and Packages manual for the version of interest. (Name changes with versions, but that should give you the idea.)

Versioning and parallel development streams for worldwide SAP roll-out

Hi SDN folks,
My customer is in the process of a worldwide roll-out of SAP. They have a transport environment for ECC that looks like this:
D -
>    QA -
> R   -
>   P
We have SAP Charm installed and running in solution manager - to manage the creation of transports in the D system.
The problem we are facing is how to manage parallel development changes and configuration changes.
For example - if we have developers working on a change that is in test in the QA environment - and we hit a production emergency in P - we then need to make an emergency change to the P version (which would only be available in P and R) - and transport this change through to P - in the process - overwriting the changes that our developers are working on in the D and QA environments.
We also have the issue of objects for multiple countries being developed and configured in parallel - and so there will be version conflicts up the to the QA system as well.
Is there any kind of solution for the management of parallel development streams - and versioning - for all custom code / development objects and for configuration changes(other than introducing a second development system)?
Is there any kind of 3rd party product for SAP that helps to solve this issue?
Currently we are considering development freezes, manually renaming objects with versioning identifiers (will only work for some objects), manual backups of versions. - none of these seem to be a tidy universal solution, is there one?
Any help / directions you can offer will be appreciated,
many thanks,
Julian

Hi Julian,
Thanks for the clarification!
Managing production support and new development after go live is always a challenge. It can be addressed in many ways, but it is most important to create a set of rules and stick to the procedure. If you do not want a "second" landscape, you are going to have objects "overwritten" in the D and Q systems when you need to make a production fix -- as you must revert the object in D to the P version to make the fix. Even with a second landscape, objects will have to be merged somehow when a fix is promoted to production.
As I said above, what you can do is have your developers save their current development in released transports before making the production fix. This saves a version that must be merged with the fix, anyway. That is:
Object A is the produciton version and must be fixed.
Object A' is the current development version (unfinished) and is saved into a released transport request.
In D, Object A' is reverted to the A version and corrected for the production error, creating object A'' that is promoted to production.
Object A' and A'' are manually "merged" into A''' as the new current development version.
Yes, objects are overwritten with this method. However, you can always retrieve what has been overwritten since it has been saved in a released transport.
Another option is to bypass Q for production fixes. I.e. D -> R -> P. However, this invalidates the objects in Q until the merged version is created in D and transported to Q.
In any method you choose to do this -- dual development landscapes or not -- discipline and managment are a must.
Best Regards,
Matt

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