Java-SQL Query, Its Urgent.....................

hi,
my problem is that i want to get data from the oracle database(SQL) and then put it into a JTABLE.
The data seems to come correctly into the ResultSet rs Object, but i dont know how to put the data from the rs Object into the JTable.
Please reply,

Hi,
If this is really important, I suggest that you post your question in the Swing Forums. As it is more appropriate for that forum, and you will get a quicker response.
Damian Sutton.

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             entmg TYPE entmg,
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            l_val1(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val2(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val3(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val4(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val5(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val6(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val7(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val8(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val9(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val10(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val11(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val12(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val13(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val14(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val15(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val16(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val17(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val18(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val19(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val20(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val21(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val22(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val23(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val24(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val25(7)  TYPE c,
            l_val26(7)  TYPE c,
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           it_tot2 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot2_2  TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot3 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot3_2  TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot4 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot4_2  TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot5 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot5_2  TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot6 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot6_2  TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot7 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot7_2  TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot8 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot8_2  TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot9 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
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           it_tot23 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot23_2  TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot24 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot24_2  TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot25 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot25_2  TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot26 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_tot26_2  TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back1 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back2 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back3 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back4 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back5 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back6 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back7 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back8 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back9 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back10 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back11 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back12 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back13 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back14 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back15 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back16 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back17 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back18 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back19 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back20 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back21 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back22 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back23 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back24 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back25 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
           it_back26 TYPE p DECIMALS 3,
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           int1 TYPE i,
           int2 TYPE i,
           int3 TYPE i,
           int4 TYPE i,
           int5 TYPE i,
           int6 TYPE i,
           int7 TYPE i,
           int8 TYPE i,
           int9 TYPE i,
           int10 TYPE i,
           int11 TYPE i,
           int12 TYPE i,
           int13 TYPE i,
           int14 TYPE i,
           int15 TYPE i,
           int16 TYPE i,
           int17 TYPE i,
           int18 TYPE i,
           int19 TYPE i,
           int20 TYPE i,
           int21 TYPE i,
           int22 TYPE i,
           int23 TYPE i,
           int24 TYPE i,
           int25 TYPE i,
           int26 TYPE i,
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                DELETE it_pbhi WHERE aenam = 'ABBAU'.
                LOOP AT it_pbhi.
                  it_ph =  it_ph + it_pbhi-plnmg.
                  it_dm = it_dm + it_pbhi-dbmng.
                ENDLOOP.
                it_ph = it_ph - it_dm.
                gt_pbed-matnr = s_matnr-low.
                gt_pbed-plnmg = it_ph.
                gt_pbed-perxx = it_date1-sapweekno.
                APPEND gt_pbed.
                CLEAR it_pbhi.
                CLEAR it_ph.
                CLEAR it_dm.
                REFRESH it_pbhi.
                CLEAR gt_pbed.
              ELSE.
              ENDIF.
            ENDLOOP.
          ENDSELECT.
        ENDLOOP.
      ENDIF.
    ENDFORM.                    " get_pbid
    *&      Form  convert_to_week
          text
         -->IV_DATE    text
         -->XV_WEEK    text
    FORM convert_to_week USING iv_date
                     CHANGING xv_week.
      DATA : lv_week LIKE scal-week.
      CALL FUNCTION 'DATE_GET_WEEK'
        EXPORTING
          date = iv_date
        IMPORTING
          week = lv_week.
      xv_week = lv_week.
    ENDFORM.                    "CONVERT_TO_WEEK
    *&      Form  get_stock
          text
    FORM get_stock .
      DATA : lv_stock LIKE mard-insme.
      LOOP AT gt_pbed.
        READ TABLE gt_stock WITH KEY matnr = gt_pbed-matnr.
        CHECK sy-subrc NE 0.
        SELECT SUM( labst ) INTO lv_stock FROM mard
        WHERE matnr = gt_pbed-matnr AND   werks = p_werks.
        SELECT SUM( insme ) INTO gt_stock-stock FROM mard
        WHERE matnr = gt_pbed-matnr AND   werks = p_werks.
        gt_stock-stock = gt_stock-stock + lv_stock.
        gt_stock-matnr = gt_pbed-matnr.
        APPEND gt_stock.
      ENDLOOP.
    ENDFORM.                    " get_stock
    FORM s_week_days .
      DELETE gt_pbed WHERE perxx < s_week-low. " and perxx > s_week-high.
      CONCATENATE 'WEEK' '-' s_week-low+4(2) INTO l_val1.
      s_week-low4(2) = s_week-low4(2) + 1.
      CONCATENATE 'WEEK' '-' s_week-low+4(2) INTO l_val2.
      s_week-low4(2) = s_week-low4(2) + 1.
      CONCATENATE 'WEEK' '-' s_week-low+4(2) INTO l_val3.
      s_week-low4(2) = s_week-low4(2) + 1.
      CONCATENATE 'WEEK' '-' s_week-low+4(2) INTO l_val4.
      s_week-low4(2) = s_week-low4(2) + 1.
      CONCATENATE 'WEEK' '-' s_week-low+4(2) INTO l_val5.
      s_week-low4(2) = s_week-low4(2) + 1.
      CONCATENATE 'WEEK' '-' s_week-low+4(2) INTO l_val6.
      s_week-low4(2) = s_week-low4(2) + 1.
      CONCATENATE 'WEEK' '-' s_week-low+4(2) INTO l_val7.
      s_week-low4(2) = s_week-low4(2) + 1.
      CONCATENATE 'WEEK' '-' s_week-low+4(2) INTO l_val8.
      s_week-low4(2) = s_week-low4(2) + 1.
      CONCATENATE 'WEEK' '-' s_week-low+4(2) INTO l_val9.
      s_week-low4(2) = s_week-low4(2) + 1.
      CONCATENATE 'WEEK' '-' s_week-low+4(2) INTO l_val10.
      s_week-low4(2) = s_week-low4(2) + 1.
      CONCATENATE 'WEEK' '-' s_week-low+4(2) INTO l_val11.
      s_week-low4(2) = s_week-low4(2) + 1.
      CONCATENATE 'WEEK' '-' s_week-low+4(2) INTO l_val12.
      s_week-low4(2) = s_week-low4(2) + 1.
      CONCATENATE 'WEEK' '-' s_week-low+4(2) INTO l_val13.
    ENDFORM.                    " s_week_days
    *&      Form  build_fieldccatlog
          text
    FORM build_fieldcatlog .
      CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
      gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'MATNR'.
      gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
      gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = 'MATERIAL'.
      APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
      gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'WERKS'.
      gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
      gt_fieldcat1-seltext_m = 'WERKS'.
      APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
      gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'HEAD'.
      gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
      gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = 'REF'.
      APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
      gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'STOCK'.
      gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
      gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = 'FG-STOCK'.
      APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
      gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'BACKLOG'.
      gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
      gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = 'BACKLOG'.
      APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      dd = sy-datum+0(4).
      cc = l_val1+5(2).
      CONCATENATE dd cc INTO dd1.
      LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = dd1.
        CONCATENATE 'WEEK-' it_zcalendar-wfpweekno+4(2) INTO l_val1.
        CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
        gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'WEEK1'.
        gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
        gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = l_val1.
        APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      ENDLOOP.
      CLEAR : cc,dd1.
      cc = l_val2+5(2).
      CONCATENATE dd cc INTO dd1.
      LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = dd1.
        CONCATENATE 'WEEK-' it_zcalendar-wfpweekno+4(2) INTO l_val2.
        CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
        gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'WEEK2'.
        gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
        gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = l_val2.
        APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      ENDLOOP.
      CLEAR : cc,dd1.
      cc = l_val3+5(2).
      CONCATENATE dd cc INTO dd1.
      LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = dd1.
        CONCATENATE 'WEEK-' it_zcalendar-wfpweekno+4(2) INTO l_val3.
        CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
        gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'WEEK3'.
        gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
        gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = l_val3.
        APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      ENDLOOP.
      CLEAR : cc,dd1.
      cc = l_val4+5(2).
      CONCATENATE dd cc INTO dd1.
      LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = dd1.
        CONCATENATE 'WEEK-' it_zcalendar-wfpweekno+4(2) INTO l_val4.
        CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
        gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'WEEK4'.
        gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
        gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = l_val4.
        APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      ENDLOOP.
      CLEAR : cc,dd1.
      cc = l_val5+5(2).
      CONCATENATE dd cc INTO dd1.
      LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = dd1.
        CONCATENATE 'WEEK-' it_zcalendar-wfpweekno+4(2) INTO l_val5.
        CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
        gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'WEEK5'.
        gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
        gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = l_val5.
        APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      ENDLOOP.
      CLEAR : cc,dd1.
      cc = l_val6+5(2).
      CONCATENATE dd cc INTO dd1.
      LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = dd1.
        CONCATENATE 'WEEK-' it_zcalendar-wfpweekno+4(2) INTO l_val6.
        CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
        gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'WEEK6'.
        gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
        gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = l_val6.
        APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      ENDLOOP.
      CLEAR : cc,dd1.
      cc = l_val7+5(2).
      CONCATENATE dd cc INTO dd1.
      LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = dd1.
        CONCATENATE 'WEEK-' it_zcalendar-wfpweekno+4(2) INTO l_val7.
        CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
        gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'WEEK7'.
        gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
        gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = l_val7.
        APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      ENDLOOP.
      CLEAR : cc,dd1.
      cc = l_val8+5(2).
      CONCATENATE dd cc INTO dd1.
      LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = dd1.
        CONCATENATE 'WEEK-' it_zcalendar-wfpweekno+4(2) INTO l_val8.
        CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
        gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'WEEK8'.
        gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
        gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = l_val8.
        APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      ENDLOOP.
      CLEAR : cc,dd1.
      cc = l_val9+5(2).
      CONCATENATE dd cc INTO dd1.
      LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = dd1.
        CONCATENATE 'WEEK-' it_zcalendar-wfpweekno+4(2) INTO l_val9.
        CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
        gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'WEEK9'.
        gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
        gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = l_val9.
        APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      ENDLOOP.
      CLEAR : cc,dd1.
      cc = l_val10+5(2).
      CONCATENATE dd cc INTO dd1.
      LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = dd1.
        CONCATENATE 'WEEK-' it_zcalendar-wfpweekno+4(2) INTO l_val10.
        CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
        gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'WEEK10'.
        gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
        gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = l_val10.
        APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      ENDLOOP.
      CLEAR : cc,dd1.
      cc = l_val11+5(2).
      CONCATENATE dd cc INTO dd1.
      LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = dd1.
        CONCATENATE 'WEEK-' it_zcalendar-wfpweekno+4(2) INTO l_val11.
        CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
        gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'WEEK11'.
        gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
        gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = l_val11.
        APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      ENDLOOP.
      CLEAR : cc,dd1.
      cc = l_val12+5(2).
      CONCATENATE dd cc INTO dd1.
      LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = dd1.
        CONCATENATE 'WEEK-' it_zcalendar-wfpweekno+4(2) INTO l_val12.
        CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
        gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'WEEK12'.
        gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
        gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = l_val12.
        APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      ENDLOOP.
      CLEAR : cc,dd1.
      cc = l_val13+5(2).
      CONCATENATE dd cc INTO dd1.
      LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = dd1.
        CONCATENATE 'WEEK-' it_zcalendar-wfpweekno+4(2) INTO l_val13.
        CLEAR gt_fieldcat1.
        gt_fieldcat1-fieldname = 'WEEK13'.
        gt_fieldcat1-tabname = 'GT_OUT'.
        gt_fieldcat1-seltext_l = l_val13.
        APPEND gt_fieldcat1 TO gt_fieldcat.
      ENDLOOP.
    ENDFORM.                    " build_fieldccatlog
    *&      Form  13alv
          text
    FORM 13alv .
      CALL FUNCTION 'REUSE_ALV_LIST_DISPLAY'
       EXPORTING
      I_INTERFACE_CHECK              = ' '
      I_BYPASSING_BUFFER             =
      I_BUFFER_ACTIVE                = ' '
      I_CALLBACK_PROGRAM             = ' '
      I_CALLBACK_PF_STATUS_SET       = ' '
      I_CALLBACK_USER_COMMAND        = ' '
      I_STRUCTURE_NAME               =
      IS_LAYOUT                      =
          it_fieldcat                    = gt_fieldcat
      IT_EXCLUDING                   =
      IT_SPECIAL_GROUPS              =
      IT_SORT                        =
      IT_FILTER                      =
      IS_SEL_HIDE                    =
      I_DEFAULT                      = 'X'
      I_SAVE                         = ' '
      IS_VARIANT                     =
      IT_EVENTS                      =
      IT_EVENT_EXIT                  =
      IS_PRINT                       =
      IS_REPREP_ID                   =
      I_SCREEN_START_COLUMN          = 0
      I_SCREEN_START_LINE            = 0
      I_SCREEN_END_COLUMN            = 0
      I_SCREEN_END_LINE              = 0
    IMPORTING
      E_EXIT_CAUSED_BY_CALLER        =
      ES_EXIT_CAUSED_BY_USER         =
        TABLES
          t_outtab                       = gt_out
    EXCEPTIONS
      PROGRAM_ERROR                  = 1
      OTHERS                         = 2
    ENDFORM.                                                    " 13alv
    *&      Form  gt_out
          text
    FORM gt_out .
      LOOP AT s_matnr.
        AT NEW low.
          gt_out-matnr = s_matnr-low.
    ************BEGIN OF FIRST WEEK******************************
          LOOP AT gt_pbed WHERE matnr = s_matnr-low AND perxx4(2) = l_val15(2).
            gt_out-week1 = gt_pbed-plnmg.
            LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = gt_pbed-perxx.
              IF p_mov = '321'.
                LOOP AT it_mkpf WHERE budat  GE it_zcalendar-startdt AND budat LE it_zcalendar-enddt.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '321'.
                    it_tot1 = it_tot1 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '322'.
                    it_tot1_2 = it_tot1_2 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                ENDLOOP.
              ENDIF.
              IF p_mov = '101'.
                LOOP AT it_mkpf WHERE budat  GE it_zcalendar-startdt AND budat LE it_zcalendar-enddt.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '101'.
                    it_tot1 = it_tot1 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '102'.
                    it_tot1_2 = it_tot1_2 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                ENDLOOP.
              ENDIF.
              IF p_mov = '131'.
                LOOP AT it_mkpf WHERE budat  GE it_zcalendar-startdt AND budat LE it_zcalendar-enddt.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '131'.
                    it_tot1 = it_tot1 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '132'.
                    it_tot1_2 = it_tot1_2 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                ENDLOOP.
              ENDIF.
              CLEAR gt_pbed.
            ENDLOOP.
          ENDLOOP.
          it_tot1 = it_tot1 - it_tot1_2.
          it_back1 = gt_out-week1 - it_tot1.
          CLEAR it_zcalendar.
    END OF FIRST WEEK ************************
    **********************SECOND WEEK***************************************
          LOOP AT gt_pbed WHERE matnr = s_matnr-low AND perxx4(2) = l_val25(2).
            int2 = int2 + 1.
            CHECK int2  = 1.
            gt_out-week2 = gt_pbed-plnmg.
            LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = gt_pbed-perxx.
              IF p_mov = '321'.
                LOOP AT it_mkpf WHERE budat  GE it_zcalendar-startdt AND budat LE it_zcalendar-enddt.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '321'.
                    it_tot2 = it_tot2 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '322'.
                    it_tot2_2 = it_tot2_2 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                ENDLOOP.
              ENDIF.
              IF p_mov = '101'.
                LOOP AT it_mkpf WHERE budat  GE it_zcalendar-startdt AND budat LE it_zcalendar-enddt.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '101'.
                    it_tot2 = it_tot2 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '102'.
                    it_tot2_2 = it_tot2_2 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                ENDLOOP.
              ENDIF.
              IF p_mov = '131'.
                LOOP AT it_mkpf WHERE budat  GE it_zcalendar-startdt AND budat LE it_zcalendar-enddt.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '131'.
                    it_tot1 = it_tot1 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '132'.
                    it_tot1_2 = it_tot1_2 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                ENDLOOP.
              ENDIF.
              CLEAR gt_pbed.
            ENDLOOP.
          ENDLOOP.
          it_tot2 = it_tot2 - it_tot2_2.
          it_back2 = gt_out-week2 - it_tot2.
          it_back2 = it_back2 + it_back1.
          CLEAR it_zcalendar.
    ********************************End of The Second week***********************************************
    *********************Third week*************************************************************************
          LOOP AT gt_pbed WHERE matnr = s_matnr-low AND perxx4(2) = l_val35(2).
            int1 = int1 + 1.
            CHECK int1 =  1.
            gt_out-week3 = gt_pbed-plnmg.
            LOOP AT it_zcalendar WHERE sapweekno = gt_pbed-perxx.
              IF p_mov = '321'.
                LOOP AT it_mkpf WHERE budat  GE it_zcalendar-startdt AND budat LE it_zcalendar-enddt.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '321'.
                    it_tot3 = it_tot3 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '322'.
                    it_tot3_2 = it_tot3_2 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                ENDLOOP.
              ENDIF.
              IF p_mov = '101'.
                LOOP AT it_mkpf WHERE budat  GE it_zcalendar-startdt AND budat LE it_zcalendar-enddt.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '101'.
                    it_tot3 = it_tot3 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '102'.
                    it_tot3_2 = it_tot3_2 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                    CLEAR it_mseg.
                  ENDLOOP.
                ENDLOOP.
              ENDIF.
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                LOOP AT it_mkpf WHERE budat  GE it_zcalendar-startdt AND budat LE it_zcalendar-enddt.
                  LOOP AT it_mseg WHERE mblnr = it_mkpf-mblnr AND matnr = s_matnr-low AND bwart = '131'.
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                    it_tot3_2 = it_tot3_2 + it_mseg-erfmg.
                  

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