Prefix zero to alphanumeric characters

Hi All,
Can anyone suggest me any Function module is there to prefix zero to an alphanumeric charcter. I have been trying conversion_exit_alpha_input FM for this purpose but it works fine only for numerics. plaese let me know any FM exists for alphanumeric characters which serves the purpose.
Thanks in Advance
Rijish

Hi,
You can use the below code.
report abc.
data: v_size1(2) type n,
v_size2(2) type n.
constants: c_zeroes(18) type c value '000000000000000000'.
parameters: p1(18) type c.
shift p1 left deleting leading space.
v_size1 = strlen( p1 ).
if v_size1 lt 18.
v_size2 = 18 - v_size1.
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endif.
write p1.
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