Doubt in concatenating strings

Hi all,
Am concatenating two strings and i want space of 10 characters.
If i use concatenate text1 text2 into text3 separated by space
it is dispalying as : text1 text2
But my requirement is to display text with gap of 10 characters
::::::text1 text2

Hello,
If u want to use it in ALV then u should do like this.
I have did the same thing for TOP_OF_PAGE do the same for end_OF list
GO therough this code..
CALL FUNCTION 'REUSE_ALV_GRID_DISPLAY'
       EXPORTING
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<b>            I_CALLBACK_HTML_TOP_OF_PAGE = 'TOP_OF_PAGE'</b>     <b>Herechange to END_OF_LIST</b>        IT_FIELDCAT                 = IT_FIELDCAT
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            IS_VARIANT                  = IT_VARIANT
            IT_EVENTS                   = IT_EVENTS
       TABLES
            T_OUTTAB                    = G_T_OUTTAB
       EXCEPTIONS
            PROGRAM_ERROR               = 1
            OTHERS                      = 2.
FORM TOP_OF_PAGE USING CL_DD TYPE REF TO CL_DD_DOCUMENT.    "#EC *
DATA: L_F_INFO(255).
DATA: LV_COUNT TYPE SDYDO_TEXT_ELEMENT,
        LV_PER TYPE SDYDO_TEXT_ELEMENT,
        LV_NUMC(8) TYPE N.
CALL METHOD CL_DD->ADD_TEXT
    EXPORTING
      TEXT         = TEXT-008
      SAP_STYLE    = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>SMALL
      SAP_COLOR    = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>LIST_HEADING_INT
      SAP_FONTSIZE = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>SMALL
      SAP_EMPHASIS = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>STRONG
      STYLE_CLASS = SPACE.
CALL METHOD CL_DD->NEW_LINE
    EXPORTING
      REPEAT = 1.
CALL METHOD CL_DD->ADD_GAP
    EXPORTING
      WIDTH = 25.
CALL METHOD CL_DD->ADD_TEXT
    EXPORTING
      TEXT         = TEXT-009
      SAP_STYLE    = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>SMALL
      SAP_COLOR    = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>LIST_HEADING_INT
      SAP_FONTSIZE = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>SMALL
      SAP_EMPHASIS = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>STRONG
      STYLE_CLASS = SPACE.
CALL METHOD CL_DD->ADD_GAP
    EXPORTING
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CALL METHOD CL_DD->ADD_TEXT
    EXPORTING
      TEXT         = TEXT-010
      SAP_STYLE    = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>SMALL
      SAP_COLOR    = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>LIST_HEADING_INT
      SAP_FONTSIZE = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>SMALL
      SAP_EMPHASIS = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>STRONG
      STYLE_CLASS = SPACE.
CALL METHOD CL_DD->ADD_GAP
    EXPORTING
      WIDTH = 11.
CALL METHOD CL_DD->ADD_TEXT
    EXPORTING
      TEXT         = TEXT-011
      SAP_STYLE    = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>SMALL
      SAP_COLOR    = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>LIST_HEADING_INT
      SAP_FONTSIZE = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>SMALL
      SAP_EMPHASIS = CL_DD_DOCUMENT=>STRONG
      STYLE_CLASS = SPACE.
CALL METHOD CL_DD->ADD_GAP
    EXPORTING
      WIDTH = 15.
Hope this will be help ful for u.
If useful reward.
Vasanth

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Best Regards,
Sheng

Hi Lukasz,
Thank you for your help! The "abc" is a constant string, it isn't a column. And I use concat function to solve the problem. like this
LOAD DATA
INFILE data.txt
INTO TABLE tmp_table
fields terminated by "," optionally enclosed by '"'
( c1 "concat('abc',TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'YYYYMMDD'))"
Sheng
Edited by: Sheng on 2013-5-26 下午4:44

Breaking down a concatenated string

Hi mates
I have a requirement where i have to breakdown a string for ex: AV86140-(AV86140_BB+AV86140_TB) into three different properties (Account1, Account2 and Account3).
Expected scenario,
Account1 = AV86140
Account2 = AV86140_BB
Account3 = AV86140_TB
The issue is the lengths of the property values will vary, so i cannot hard code lengths in the Substring function based on the position of '-' or '+'.
I worked out Account1... Account2/3 is the issue.
Can anybody help me on this please?
Many Thanks
VJ

Hi Cable Summers/Ramesh
Many thanks for responding.
That is the description of a node. I need to use that description string to break it down into three values and store it in three properties.
Account1 is easier as it has the first part of the string and i used the SubString/Pos function to get the exact length from the first character (not hard coded).
It is the second and the third properties that are an issue as the description string length is not constant and can change (second and third parts of the description can be longer).
Cheers
VJ

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