Convert string '1.245.201' to decimal number ?
Hi all,
i've a variable like this :
DATA g_base TYPE HRPAD_CHAR11 .
if g_base equal '100' following instruction work fine :
if g_base = 0.
endif.
Now, if g_base equal '1.434.236', program dump.
How can i do to resolve this ?
note : it's a standard SAP program, and there are not SAP Note for resolve.
hi tafkap,
1. IF_CA_MAKE_STRING_NUMERICAL
Use the above FM to test
whether the field is numeric or not.
( use this FM Before any comparison,
ie.
Before
if g_base = 0.
endif.
2. HRPAD_CHAR11 is CHAR(11).
3. If u want to compare / convert
to numeric,
u can check FIRST,
and then assign it to numeric variable.
regards,
amit m.
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