Creating a multi-dimensional set in GS01

Hello experts,
I am trying to create what I hope is a simple multi-dimension set using GS01.
The help on SAP is limited.
I am attenpting to create a set which will be across a range of G/L accounts (say 10000 to 59999) and have included in this set a number of discrete profit centres...so that I have a mix of G/L accounts and profit centres that will become a set.
I wish to use this as a set to choose in transaction FAGLGP52 Copy Plan Model..
Many thanks in advance

In creating multi-dimension sets for T-code FAGLGP52 - "Copy Model Plan", perform the following steps:
Step 1:
Create basic sets/groups for the various characteristics, e.g.
ZRBUKRS - via GS01 on FAGLFLEXT-RBUKRS (Set class 0000)
ZPRCTR - via KCH1 Create PCtr Group (Set class 0106)
ZPPRCTR - via KCH1 Create Partner PCtr Group (Set class 0106)
ZHKONT - via KDH1 Create Account Group (Set class 0109)
ZFAREA - via FM_SETS_FUNCTION1 Create Functional Area Group (Set class 0112)
etc. ...for every characteristic required to be copied. Do NOT create sets for chars you want excluded.
Note - My preference is to create the sets in their respective classification. However,you do have the option to create the above sets using GS01. The sets will then be created under the "0000" general set class. You may create them all againt table FAGLFLEXT.
Step 2:
Create Multi Set via t-code GS01, e.g.
Create ZGL_PLAN_MODEL_CHARS
Table - FAGLFLEXT, and select Option "Multi Set"
Click on "Values" , or Goto>Values or F(7)
Enter the sets from Step 1, then Save.
Done - Now you have your Multi Set for FI Plan copying t-code FAGLGP52.

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      Arrays.fill(row_data,st.nextToken());
    return row_data;
public Object[][] getTableData()
    int rows = new Integer(resources.getString("Rows")).intValue();
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    for(int j = 0;j < rows;j++)
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      Object[] row_data = getRowData(row_str);
// Here is the prolbem. I need to add each individual row_data Array to the Multi-dimensional Array(data) .
//      data = row_data; This does not work.
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}Thanks in Advance.

Set the 2darray size ...then do some casting ...don't forget the index [j]:
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    for(int j = 0;j < rows;j++)    {
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    }

Cloning multi-dimensional arrays

I am working on this program of mine and really need some help since I am completely stuck, the thing is that I am trying to clone a multi-dimensional array, I have tried with a simple array and that worked fine, but not with the multi-dimensional. Like this:
int[] initialSquareValues3 = {1,2,3};
int[] squareValues3 = initialSquareValues3.clone();
System.out.println(initialSquareValues3[0]);
System.out.println(squareValues3[0]);
squareValues3[0] = 3;
System.out.println(initialSquareValues3[0]);
System.out.println(squareValues3[0]);
Will give the output "1 1 1 3", just what i want. While this:
int[][] initialSquareValues2 = {{1,2,3}, {4,5,6}, {7,8,9}};
int[][] squareValues2 = initialSquareValues2.clone();
System.out.println(initialSquareValues2[0][0]);
System.out.println(squareValues2[0][0]);
squareValues2[0][0] = 3;
System.out.println(initialSquareValues2[0][0]);
System.out.println(squareValues2[0][0]);
Will give the output "1 1 3 3" where "squareValues2" only seems to be a reference to the same data as the original "initialSquareValues2"
So the question is simply: How do i clone a multi-dimensional array?
I'm running Java SE 5.0 (1.5.0) and the code is run inside the contructor in a class extending JPanel.

No need to explicitly do any copying of elements except as part of deepening the clone.
    public int[][] cloneIntArrays(int[][] array)
        // Create shallow clone
        int[][] clonedArray = array.clone();
        // Deepen the shallow clone
        for (int index = 0; index < clonedArray.length; index++)
            clonedArray[index] = clonedArray[index].clone();
        return clonedArray;
    }

Multi-Dimensional Arrays

Greetings everyone,
Currently I am working on a project for school, this is my first term in Java and a project we have been assigned to do is pretty much create a application (using the SDK for use on the computer only) and create a application where a new user can modify a new computer from a base system via combo boxes, check boxes, radio buttons and what not. Here is me question. I was going to try and get tricky and create a three dimensional array to link the combo box with a label so the end user could choose an up grade, see what the upgrade did and see what the cost was say for instance:
Athlon 64X2 4200+(combo) amd athlon 64 X2 4200+ 2.2GHz 1MB Cache Add $300.00
Each one of those i was thinking i could place in a seperate column and each have a variable already assigned such as array[0][0] = Athlon64X2 4200+ array[0][1]="AMD Athalon 64.." array[0][2]="Add $300.00". I thought that, maybe it is, and i did something wrong and missed something. Anyhow, now i have broke it down to trying to do it with a reg array feeding the combo and the two dimensional array doing teh cost upgrade and the description, i guess my question is, why is it when i seem to try everything to grab the information i set in the array it does not seem to want to pull it. And if and when i do get it to work, how can i link the two dim with the combo. I am rather confused, maybe i am looking more into it then there really is, which i have done in other languages.
If someone could give me a moch code using what i had there so i might clear the fog in me head, it would be greatly appreciated. If i have confused others with my confusion, just ask and i will try to clear it up. Thanks for all and any help.
Whitz3nd

The course i am taking is a rather basic Java programming class. We are using arrays instead of databases to get use to working with handling data. That is why the arrays. If that clears anything up. I know it seems kind of crude, like i said it is a basic Java class.
Here is an easier question, that i would like to know:
in a two dimensional array,
if i had this info:
AMD Athlon64 3100+
AMD Athlon64 3300+
AMD Athlon64 3800+
and
Add $100.00
Add $200.00
Add $200.00
How would i place this data into an array. Would it be this way:
String [][] test = { {"AMD Athlon64 3100+,Add $100.00"}, {"AMD Athlon64 3300+,Add $200.00"},{"AMD Athlon64 3800+,Add $200.00"} };
As i said, i am a new person to the programmaing world, so please excuse my shortcomings!

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