Macro for PCH database

Hello,
with the following macros I can restrict the results on the database PCH.
TABLES: objec.
START-OF-SELECTION.
RH-SET-INDEX-INFTY '1007'.
RH-CONDITION-LINE VACAN EQ 'X' SPACE.
RH-SET-INDEX-INFTY-CONDITION.
GET objec.
Is it possible to repeat the macro RH-CONDITION-LINE? I tried to do it that way and only the last line condition seems to be executed.
Is there a documentation regarding the macros for the database PCH? Google didn't find a thing about it.
Thanks,
Aline

Hi
The system by default gets populated in the date field. All other macros which are provided by SAP, will behave in the same way.
Incase u need to display date as per your requirement, you may refer to existing SAP Macros, which u can get from any of the standard programs.
Regards
rams

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