Filename from complete file path

Hi,
can anybody let me know the method to get the filename from the complete filepath( this path includes both directory as well as filename)
regards.
venkat.

Hi,
Check the below code:
data : ig_path type standard table of tp_path,
       wg_path type tp_path.
data : g_lines     type i          ,
       g_filename type string     .
parameter : p_input type rlgrap-filename.
split p_input at '\' into table ig_path.
describe table ig_path lines g_lines.
read table ig_path index g_lines into wg_path.
g_filename = wg_path-val.
write : g_filename.
Regards,
Raghu

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