Reg : leading zeroes

Hi,
How to display leading zeroes for the numbers in the output?
can we use no edit-mask?
Thanks in advance,
Sowmya.

Hi
use this FM
CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT
to add the leading zeros and
use this FM
CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_OUTPUT
to supress the leading zeros in display.
Regards,
kumar

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Hi,
This is my field catalog decleration.
Can just help me out with it.
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The business is requesting that we change a class characteristic so that it adds leading zeros. Currently the characteristic is set as numeric with length of 6, no decimals. Is there any way via template or otherwise to force this characteristic to store leading zeros, as recorded against the characteristic?

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1. If you are mentioning about the "Characteristics"This is Standard Field name.
2. You will not be able to influence the same,
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1. How to add leading zeros to a field in abap objects.
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NO! NO! In RDBMS, we have a presentation layer that handles displays. We do not ever do it in the database. This is fundamental. But more than that, the purpose of PRINT is for debugging in T-SQL and never for output.
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