question on sapscript

[adel_adel]

Hi all,

I have the following question :

In my abap program u have the following:

data : WA_count type i.

select single * from nast where kappl = 'EV'.

• after this statement is nast-anzal = 1 (type of nast-anzal is

DEC2).

wa_count = nast-anzal.

so far so good.

On my sapscript :

/: if &wa_count& = 1.

One

/: else.

Others

/: endif.

The word 'Others' is printed (i accept One ).

Its seems simple but i dont know what i do wrong.

I tried also with : if &nast=anzal& = 1 ('1' eq ..etc)

Thanks

[adel_adel]

Thanks gustavo ..

The &wa_count(C)& works perfect ..

[Former Member]

Try this, before doing the comparation, print the actual value of wa_count in the sapscript.This way you can check the exact value the sapscript is receiving.

You can also take off the /: and replace it with * in the if line, because perhaps extra spaces there are disrupting the command, and this way you can see it. In that case try using &wa_count(C)& to condense the extra spaces.

[adel_adel]

still doenst't working

[Former Member]

Hi Adel,

Can you change your WA_COUNT declaration from type I to NAST-ANZAL type and try again.

DATA WA_COUNT TYPE NAST-ANZAL.

/: if &wa_count& = '1'.
One
/: else.
Others
/: endif.

Thanks,

Vinay

[adel_adel]

Of course i died he debugging before posting the question.

The value is 1 .

Hexadicam value is 001C.

But it still not working.

[Former Member]

Debug your script also and see wt is value of both variables.

nast-anzal and wa_count.

[Former Member]

Debug your code/script to find out value of nast-anzal.

[Former Member]

Hi..

It could be '01'. Please check the value that is retreived from nast is 1 or 01.

The rest looks fine.

Regards,

Vishwa.