$filter to where condition

Hello,
I am using the XML model to exchange data between the Web and SAP. However we need to change the $filter for the table to an ABAP where condition. Is there by any chance someone might know some Standard method / FM to do so ?
Regards
Shabir

READ TABLE it_filter_select_options INTO ls_select_options WITH KEY property = 'xxx'. or what do you mean?
Regards,
RW

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uzairmalik wrote:
Hi to all respected Gurus of this community.
I have a problem and I hope that there must be solution in this community and I am not aware of that till now.
I have a master/detail form in Oracle Application Express. Now, I want to apply a where condition in master-form to filter the data as per requirement but I cannot do so.
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Please help how to proceed to apply a where condition.
Regards
Muhammad Uzair Awan
Oracle APEX Programmer
Pakistan
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and (SUBSTR(END_SVC_DT,5,2) -
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