Number of records in SAP Query

Hi There,
I have created a SAP Query. Instead of rows in the output I would like to display number of rows fetched in my list output. How can I do this? Please advice.
Thanks in advance,
Rams.

Hi rams,
1. simple
2. we have to use Count(*) in select query.
3. just copy paste
4.
report abc.
data : mycount type i.
select count(*) from t001
into mycount.
write :/ mycount.
regards,
amit m.

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