Time to days conversion function
Hi Experts,
I am getting on KF as time diffrence between 2 time char. My requirement is that can I convert this time diffrence into days. e.g if suppose my out put is 12:00:00 then I should get as 0.5 days
I need to combine this into my other KF which is days so that I get duration in days only.
Thanks
NooN
Hi Rahi,
You can check FM "RSSM_CONVERT_TIMESTAMP2DAYSEC" . You can export "Time" Paramenter (HH:MM:SS) and import SEC (in Seconds). From Seconds you can calculate no. of days by dividing Seconds by 86,400.
hope it helps you...
Thanks
chandra sekhar
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SridharYou create user events in SM62. In SM62, next to "User even names", click on <b>Maintain</b> and press Enter. Click on the Create icon to create a new event (let's call it ZEVENT).
Next, in your process chain, change the Start variant to be scheduled "After event", and put in ZEVENT for the event name. Also, click on the "Periodic job" at the bottom. This will automatically reschedule the jobs for the process chain after it executes.
Next, create an ABAP program (let's call it Z_EVENT_RAISE) to call the function module BP_EVENT_RAISE. You're code can look like this:
REPORT Z_EVENT_RAISE.
PARAMETERS: P_EVENT LIKE TBTCO-EVENTID.
CALL FUNCTION 'BP_EVENT_RAISE'
EXPORTING
EVENTID = P_EVENT.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
* MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
* WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
ENDIF.
This ABAP program will prompt for an event name, so you will need to create a variant (let's call it ZEVENT) which will save the value of the event name (also ZEVENT). You will need the variant name to be able to trigger the event in a batch job.
Now all you need is the batch job. Use tcode SM36 to create a batch job where you call the ABAP program (Z_EVENT_RAISE) using the variant (ZEVENT).
Note, SM64 only triggers an event manually.
Does this help?
Oh, and you can copy this job to schedule it three times a day.
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Geo -
I have a Style 9670 running OS6 on the Sprint network.
I upgraded to this phone about a month ago. approximately 2 weeks ago this error:
application net_rim_bb_vvm(180 is not responding; process terminated.
at first it was every 2-3 days. its now happening 2-3 times a day. Sometimes I can hit the ok button highlight and can continue using my phone, but as of lately more often than not, I must pull the battery as the phone locks up.
BB support was unable to help. Sprint my carrier has been unable to help and wants me to drive another 30 miles to a "tech store". Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advanve.
FEAR is an ILLUSIONHello ScottZski and welcome to the BlackBerry Support Community Forums.
This message is indicating an error with your device software. An application is not able to function properly and it's causing your device to error out.
That being said, it's fixable
I am going to assume you have the Desktop Software installed, seeing as you said you did an update recently. Back up your device data before we begin.
After your data is backed up, follow the steps in KB11320 to reinstall your software. Once the reload is completed, do a test to ensure the error is fixed by doing a reboot of your BlackBerry by removing and reinserting the battery.
When you go to restore your device data, it is recommended to do an essential data restore (such as your Contacts, BBM, Email, SMS). To do this advanced restore, follow the steps in KB23680.
You will need to also need to resend your email service books to resume email delivery. KB15402 will show you how to resend your service books.
Let me know how you make out.
-HMthePirate
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