Delete information in a TAble

I have a table Z99 ( I create it on SAP , se11 ).
When I refresc a TableControl ( table ITAB )... I want to delete all the informaction on Z99 and insert all the information on ITAB ( for update information base).
I try to do :
Refresh z99 .
But error appears because is not an internal table.

Hi Marc,
Use the statement MODIFY for your requirement.
MODIFY Z99 FROM TABLE ITAB.
Check this link to know more about MODIFY statement
http://www.sts.tu-harburg.de/teaching/sap_r3/ABAP4/modify_d.htm
Thanks,
Vinay
Message was edited by:
Vinaykumar G

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Internal tables 
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If a table has a structured line type, its default key consists of all of its non-numerical columns that are not references or themselves internal tables. If a table has an elementary line type, the default key is the entire line. The default key of an internal table whose line type is an internal table, the default key is empty.
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Stored Procedure to delete a number of tables with a common name attribute

Hi All,
This is my first post so I hope I have posted to the required level with sufficient information. This is my first stored procedure (SP) and is for Oracle 10.
I am trying to write a script to delete 11 tables and some rows from another 3 tables, all of which are named with a number that I would like to input at the point of creation of the SP. Below is the script I have written and edited. My original has been lost by crashing servers!
When I run the script it gives me the following output:
"Warning: execution complete with warning
procedure ScenarioDelete compiled"
The SP hasn't deleted any of the tables and I'm not sure if it's because my script is poor or because of something else. Any help is greatly appreciated!!
-- table delete SP
-- Run begin ScenarioDelete ('x'); with x as the ScenarioId
create or replace procedure ScenarioDelete (ScenarioNo IN varchar2);
countstable := 'C_' || ScenarioNo;
changetable := 'CG_' || ScenarioNo;
countsinfotable := 'CI_' || ScenarioNo;
datatable1 := 'D_0_' || ScenarioNo;
datatable2 := 'D_1_' || ScenarioNo;
datatable3 := 'D_2_' || ScenarioNo;
hietable1 := 'HI_0_' || ScenarioNo;
hietable2 := 'HI_1_' || ScenarioNo;
hietable3 := 'HI_2_' || ScenarioNo;
hielinktable1 := 'HL_1_' || ScenarioNo;
hielinktable2 := 'HL_2_' || ScenarioNo;
AS
execute immediate 'drop table ' || countstable;
execute immediate 'drop table ' || changetable;
execute immediate 'drop table ' || countsinfotable;
execute immediate 'drop table ' || datatable1;
execute immediate 'drop table ' || datatable2;
execute immediate 'drop table ' || datatable3;
execute immediate 'drop table ' || hietable1;
execute immediate 'drop table ' || hietable2;
execute immediate 'drop table ' || hietable3;
execute immediate 'drop table ' || hielinktable1;
execute immediate 'drop table ' || hielinktable2;
execute immediate 'delete from USERACESS where SCENARIOID = ' || ScenarioNo;
execute immediate 'delete from SCENARIO where SCENARIOID = ' || ScenarioNo;
execute immediate 'delete from SCENARIOINFO where SCENARIOID = ' || ScenarioNo;
-- or --
execute immediate 'delete from USERACESS where SCENARIOID = '' || ScenarioNo || ''';
execute immediate 'delete from SCENARIO where SCENARIOID = '' || ScenarioNo || ''';
execute immediate 'delete from SCENARIOINFO where SCENARIOID = '' || ScenarioNo || ''';
END;

Hi,
Welcome to the forum!
When you compile a stored procedure, you get only the vaguest of error messages by default.
Always say SHOW ERRORS immediately after compiling, to get more detailed error messages. (And, of course, post the complete error message, including line number, when you need help.)
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everything between BEGIN and its corresponding END is indented
everything between IF and its corresponding END IF is indented,
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Hi folks,
I just recently started working with SQL server. I did my research and I guess that the post http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/7fe7499e-10a5-4371-84a4-aa1df8187a04/can-i-prevent-deadlock-during-concurrent-delete?forum=transactsql hits and somehow
sovles my problem 100%.
I am glad to have my issue resolved but I am also interested in understanding what went wrong deep inside as much as learn what I might do better. My scenario:
4 processes updating disjunct entries at different intervals within the same table and issuing delete queries on that table. Sometimes (maybe once a day) that gives me a deadlock. colums: value, mainclass, subclass, timestamp with a clustered index at timestamp
(My statement is of the form "delete from table where maintype=sth and subtype=sth and timestamp=st")
I'll append a sample deadlock graph. My main questions, which I couldn't answer so far:
1. Is this expected behaviour or should SQL Server be able to handle such requests, or to put it right do I have to care for structures that avoid the above scenario, do I have to reconfigure or is there sth else to look at?
2. Is this a configuration problem?
3. I also do not understand why the report states that the processes fought for page ids when the lock escalation type was set to table.
4. As far as I got to know until now having a clustered index on the timestamp colum is likely to boost my problem rather than solving it?
I am really looking forward to any insights you can give.
Bye,
Lamu
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DELETE [statisticlog] WHERE [statisticid]=@1 AND [storageid]=@2 AND [timest]<@3 </frame>
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DELETE from statisticlog where ((statisticid='node.temperatur') and (storageid='17:85:00:00:1a:18.0')) AND timest < {ts '1970-01-01 01:00:00.000' } </frame>
</executionStack>
<inputbuf>
DELETE from statisticlog where ((statisticid='node.temperatur') and (storageid='17:85:00:00:1a:18.0')) AND timest < {ts '1970-01-01 01:00:00.000' } </inputbuf>
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<executionStack>
<frame procname="adhoc" line="1" stmtstart="94" sqlhandle="0x020000008e714d2c0ee98fc35b8a7712a719321f42c9366a0000000000000000000000000000000000000000">
DELETE [statisticlog] WHERE [statisticid]=@1 AND [storageid]=@2 AND [timest]<@3 </frame>
<frame procname="adhoc" line="1" sqlhandle="0x02000000dd48f433f7e565ecccaaf5283c2e99548dd371d20000000000000000000000000000000000000000">
DELETE from statisticlog where ((statisticid='GWConnect') and (storageid='17:85:00:00:19:c8.0')) AND timest < {ts '1970-01-01 01:00:00.000' } </frame>
</executionStack>
<inputbuf>
DELETE from statisticlog where ((statisticid='GWConnect') and (storageid='17:85:00:00:19:c8.0')) AND timest < {ts '1970-01-01 01:00:00.000' } </inputbuf>
</process>
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DELETE [statisticlog] WHERE [statisticid]=@1 AND [storageid]=@2 AND [timest]<@3 </frame>
<frame procname="adhoc" line="1" sqlhandle="0x02000000dd48f433f7e565ecccaaf5283c2e99548dd371d20000000000000000000000000000000000000000">
DELETE from statisticlog where ((statisticid='GWConnect') and (storageid='17:85:00:00:19:c8.0')) AND timest < {ts '1970-01-01 01:00:00.000' } </frame>
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DELETE from statisticlog where ((statisticid='GWConnect') and (storageid='17:85:00:00:19:c8.0')) AND timest < {ts '1970-01-01 01:00:00.000' } </inputbuf>
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DELETE [statisticlog] WHERE [statisticid]=@1 AND [storageid]=@2 AND [timest]<@3 </frame>
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DELETE from statisticlog where ((statisticid='GWConnect') and (storageid='17:85:00:00:19:c8.0')) AND timest < {ts '1970-01-01 01:00:00.000' } </frame>
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DELETE from statisticlog where ((statisticid='GWConnect') and (storageid='17:85:00:00:19:c8.0')) AND timest < {ts '1970-01-01 01:00:00.000' } </inputbuf>
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</owner-list>
<waiter-list>
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</waiter-list>
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<exchangeEvent id="Pipe59935a700" WaitType="e_waitPipeGetRow" nodeId="1">
<owner-list>
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<owner id="process681871868" />
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>1. Is this expected behaviour or should SQL Server be able to handle such requests, or to put it right do I have to >care for structures that avoid the above scenario, do I have to reconfigure or is there sth else to look at?
Basically yes. Because your queries are non-trivial the DELETE query plans for different queries may conflict.
>2. Is this a configuration problem?
It's influenced by your table indexing, and especially how well your DELETE statements are supported by the physical data structures in your table. The bigger and more complicated the physical design, the more likely that concurrent DELETES will conflict.
>3. I also do not understand why the report states that the processes fought for page ids when the lock escalation >type was set to table.
Page locks are never the result of lock escalation. Row locks escalate to Table locks. Period. When a query uses Page locks it's an optimization to avoid taking lots of row locks to begin with. But this comes at the possible cost
of some concurrency. The
ROWLOCK query hint, possibly along with the READPAST hint can force more granular locking.
>4. As far as I got to know until now having a clustered index on the timestamp colum is likely to boost my problem >rather than solving it?
You minimize the locking conflicts by ensuring that it's very simple to find the rows affected by your DELETE. There's not enough information here to speculate on which physical design (partition scheme, clustered index, non-clustered indexes...) is optimal
for this.
A threshold question is whether you really _need_ these deletes to run concurrently on the table. If not, then you can simply serialize them (eg with TABLOCK).
David
David http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dbrowne/

Reg:How to delete the column in table control also from database table.

Hi Experts,
Once again thank u all for giving the responses.
one more doubt is how to delete the columns of table control and also the record shold delete from ztable.
With Regards,
Saroja.P.

Hi,
If you want to delete the rows in the table control and simultaneously delete it from the database table, then you can implement a 'DELETE' functionality specific to your table control. Have a MARK field (you will find that in the screen attributes of the table control -> give a name for the MARK field, you will find an additional MARK column at the beginning of your table control). You can check whatever rows you want to delete from the table control, call the delete module.
"This portion of code inside the LOOP...ENDLOOP.
IF sy-ucomm eq 'F_DELETE'.
gt_itab2-check = mark. " Store the MARK field status into your internal table's correspoding field 'check'
MODIFY gt_itab INDEX tabcontrol-current_line.
ENDIF.
iF sy-ucomm eq 'DELETE1'.
DELETE gt_itab WHERE check eq 'X'. "Your internal table does not have rows that you want to delete
ENDIF.
Now you can modify your database table using the MODIFY statement.
MODIFY ZDB FROM TABLE gt_itab.

How to delete the row in table control with respect to one field in module pool programming?

Hi,
Can I know the way to delete the row in table control with respect to one field in module pool programming
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HI,
I want to delete the row after the display of table control. I have created push button as delete row. If I click on this push button, the selected row should get deleted.
I have written this code,
module USER_COMMAND_9000 input.
DATA OK_CODE TYPE SY-UCOMM.
OK_CODE = SY-UCOMM.
CASE OK_CODE.
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            SOURCE-LINES = SOURCE-LINES - 1.
        ENDLOOP.
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So I thought of doing with respect to the field.

Deleting the values from table control

HI,
I need to remove the selected line from the Table control on my screen.
The point is that the Internal table does not have any records,.
for example in the Customer Create screen,
while entering the bank details we will enter it in a tbale contraol.
but the records doesnt exist in the database. but the record gets deleted from the table control only if we press delete button.
please guide me.
please note : I want to delete the record from Table Control on the screen and I dont have any corresponding database records..
regards

Hi..
The solution to your problem - deleting values from table control.
Here: it_wizard is the internal table which is holding the value of table control.
         wa_wizard is the work are of the internal table it_wizard.
         it_delete is the internal table which holds the deleted record of table control.
         wa_delete is the work area of the internal table it_delete
Also here the field ZSEL is the character field which is used to select the entire record in the table control.
LOOP AT it_wizard into wa_wizard WHERE zsel = 'X'.
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       APPEND wa_delete TO it_delete.
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I think this will help you to great extent.
Ward regards,
Bhuvaneswari
Edited by: BHUVANESWARI THIRUNAVUKKARASU on Jan 7, 2009 10:39 AM

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I have delete program to delete entries from a custom table and has only one feld in it.
tables: ZABC
selection-screen begin of block B1 with frame title text-110.
select-options: P_KOSTL for ZABC-KOSTL.
selection-screen end of block B1.
delete from ZABC where KOSTL in P_KOSTL.
Upon executing I am entering certain cost center ids on the selection screen to delete them from the table.It did not work.
what is it I am missing?
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SK

Hi,
Try this sample code..Replace ZABC with your table..
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I am creating database tables for storing different values of features coming under different countries. I have eight tables in my design and there are fields repeating in different tables, which i am connecting through foreign key relationship.
After entering values to all my tables, if i need to delete a particular field value which is repeating in more than two tables, is it possible to trigger a delete event by which if am deleting the field value in a particular table, all the related field values also get deleted from the respective tables?
For example, if i have a PRODUCT field in three tables, and if one of the PRODUCT is deleted from a particular table, can i trigger a delete event by which i can delete all the values related to that particular PRODUCT from all the related tables? The PRODUCT is a primary keyfield, and i have maintained proper foreign key relations also.
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My friend it is not advisable to delete any field from a database table bcoz it's creats incosistance data for all the other related tables, but there r few Function Modules that provide u this functionality.
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I want to search for a word which is present in Table. If that word is present than I want to delete that row from table.
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Please help me out to know , how to delete multiple entries from table control when multiple lines in table control are selected.
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Irfan Hussain

hai,
you can do it inthis way.
in the PAI event.
loop at <table control name>
module del_itab.
endloop.
in the nodule,write the folowing code.
if <tablecontrol>-fieldname = 'X'.
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endif.
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I'm unable to delete a row in table control.
I have defined a selection column for my table control but it is not getting value 'X' when i'm selecting a row for deletion.
Also, when I press enter, some of the columns in table control are getting initialized. I'm passing these values to the internal table along with other columns.
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Message was edited by: Manasee Chandorkar

hi,
kindly chk this.
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MODULE status_9010.
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MODULE move_data_to_table.
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LOOP WITH CONTROL tab_control.
MODULE move_data_from_table.
ENDLOOP.
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zmpets_servfacto-factor = int_factor-factor.
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int_factor-rangeid = zmpets_range-rangeid.
int_factor-factor = zmpets_servfacto-factor.
int_factor-chk = line.
*here if the data is there, it will modify
MODIFY int_factor INDEX tab_control-current_line.
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APPEND int_factor.
CLEAR int_factor.
ENDIF.
ENDMODULE. " move_data_from_table INPUT
*delete a line from table control
MODULE user_command_9010 INPUT.
CASE sy-ucomm.
When an entry is deleted, and the entry is removed from the table
control.
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ENDCASE.
ENDMODULE.
FORM f_del_frm_tab_cntrl .
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    DELETE int_factor WHERE chk = 'X' .
    CONTINUE.
ENDLOOP.
CLEAR int_factor.
ENDFORM.
for any clarifiaction pls mail me.
pls reward points, if this helped u.
regards,
anversha.
[email protected]
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