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1. it_seeker
   Member
   Posted 8 months ago #

   Hi, expert,

   This case is not for all post.
   But if the content have the following character:
   ->
   >...

   The post will not be saved.

   How can I solve it?

   Thanks in Advance.

2. it_seeker
   Member
   Posted 8 months ago #

   any body can help?

3. it_seeker
   Member
   Posted 8 months ago #

   The following content can not be saved. I do not know why:

   ABAP statements allow to specify some parts dynamically.
   General syntax: “(token)” where token is a field evaluated at run time.

   Rule: The contents of the token must be in upper case.
   No static type checks for dynamic statements.
   Run time errors occur if the contents of the token are invalid.

   There are 5 types of dynamic token specification
   1. Dynamic field specification:
   The token contains the name of a field
   2. Dynamic type specification:
   The token contains a type name
   3. Dynamic component specification:
   The token contains the name of a component of a structure
   4. Dynamic clause specification:
   The token is an internal table which represents a list of tokens to be inserted and

   interpreted at run time
   5. Dynamic subroutine specification:
   The token contains the name of a form, method, function, program, ...

   1. Dynamic field specification:
   The token contains the name of a field or database table
   ASSIGN (field) TO ...
   SELECT ... FROM (dbtab) ...
   DELETE ... FROM (dbtab) ...
   MODIFY (dbtab) ...
   UPDATE (dbtab) ...
   WRITE ... TO (field)
   WRITE (field) TO ...
   The dynamic ASSIGN enables parameters being passed dynamically to arbitrary ABAP

   statements

   eg.
   CONSTANTS: a TYPE i VALUE 1,
   b TYPE i VALUE 2.
   DATA: name(5) TYPE c.
   FIELD-SYMBOLS: <i> TYPE i.
   * Dynamic ASSIGN to constant a
   name = 'A'.
   ASSIGN (name) TO <i>.
   WRITE: <i>. "=1
   * Dynamic ASSIGN to constant b
   name = 'B'.
   ASSIGN (name) TO <i>.
   WRITE: <i>. "=2

   2. Dynamic Type Specification
   The token contains the name of a dictionary (global) or an internal type
   ASSIGN ... CASTING TYPE (type)
   CREATE DATA ... TYPE (type) ...

   eg.
   TYPES: BEGIN OF struc,
   a TYPE i,
   b TYPE p,
   END OF struc.
   DATA: dref TYPE REF TO DATA.
   FIELD-SYMBOLS: <dobj> TYPE any.
   PERFORM doSomething USING dref 'SFLIGHT'.
   ASSIGN dref->* to <dobj>.
   ...
   FORM doSomething USING dref TYPE REF TO DATA
   tname TYPE strinf. * Create a data object of type 'tname'
   CREATE DATA dref TYPD )tname).
   ...
   ENDFORM.

   3. Dynamic Component Specification
   The token contains the name of a component of a structure
   SORT ... BY (comp1) ... (compn)
   READ TABLE ... WITH KEY (k1) = v1 ... (kn) = vn
   DELETE ... COMPARING (comp1) ... (compn)
   MODIFY ... TRANSPORTING (comp1) ... (compn)
   AT NEW/END OF (comp)
   ASSIGN COMPONENT comp OF STRUCTURE ...

   Empty tokens are ignored in statements for internal tables

   eg.
   DATA: itab TYPE TABLE OF ...,
   key1 TYPE string,
   key2 TYPE string, ...
   * Sort table dynamically to set up a dynamic READ with binary search
   SORT itab BY (key1) (key2).
   READ TABLE itab INTO wa WITH KEY (key1) = val1 (key2) = val2
   BINARY SEARCH.

   4. Dynamic Clause Specification
   Dynamic clause represents a sequence of tokens
   The syntax of the clause is checked at run time
   SELECT (fieldlist) ...
   SELECT ... GROUP BY (fieldlist)
   SELECT ... WHERE (condlist)
   TYPES: cond(72) TYPE c.
   DATA: wa TYPE spfli,
   condtab TYPE TABLE OF cond.
   * Fill the condition table
   APPEND 'CARRID = ''LH'' AND' TO condtab.
   APPEND 'CITYTO = ''NEW YORK''.' TO condtab.
   * Database fetch with a dynamic WHERE condition
   SELECT * FROM spfli INTO wa WHERE (condtab).
   WRITE: / wa-carrid, wa-connid, wa-cityfrom, wa-cityto.
   ENDSELECT.

   5. Dynamic Subroutine Specification
   The token contains the name of a form, function, method or program and is

   interpreted at run time to execute the corresponding program unit
   PERFORM (form) IN PROGRAM (prog) ...
   SUBMIT (program) ...
   CALL FUNCTION ... PERFORMING (form) ...
   CALL METHOD oref->(method) ...

   eg.
   DATA: pname TYPE string,
   fname TYPE string.
   fname = 'DO_SOMETHING'.
   pname = 'UTILITIES'.
   * External PERFORM
   PERFORM (fname) IN PROGRAM (pname) USING 999.

4. it_seeker
   Member
   Posted 8 months ago #

   Nobody can help?

5. whooami
   Member
   Posted 8 months ago #

   disable mod_security

   http://wordpress.org/tags/mod_security

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