How to take inputs in scheduled job

Hi all,
I have a report which is having certain dates to be input on selection screen e.g. Starting date- ending date, Week start date- ending date, and report date.
Now requirement is to schedule job on daily basis..
In this , my query is , I have to give dates logic in program itself.. or there is any option after scheduling job dates change can be done automatically. ?
Thanks in advance to clear my doubts.

Hi,
you can define a selection-screen variant. for the dynamic input in date-fields you can use "dynamic date calculation" for your selection field like:
- current date +/- xxx days
- First day of next month
- and so on
alternative you can use a variable from table TVARVC which you can set with another/previous program
hope this helps
regards
Hans

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