Hi,

I am trying to join a db table with dynamic db table. But i am getting syntax error.
DATA g_viewname(30) type c.
g_viewname = 'V_EQUI'.
*Select Query
SELECT * into table i_equi FROM (g_viewname)
INNER JOIN jest
ON (g_viewname)~objnr eq jest~objnr.
Thanks in advance.
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Asokan.
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HI,
Can you just post the exact code so that it can be investigated.
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Raju Chitale
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Asokan
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Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2004 4:44 am

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Hi,
Thank you for the reply. I am posting the source code and the exact error msg i am
getting.
Report zdemo.
Tables: vbrk,
vbrp.
Data g_tablename(30) type c.
Types: Begin of ty_equi,
vbeln like vbrk-vbeln,
end of ty_equi.
Data: i_equi
type Standard table of ty_equi
with header line.
g_tablename = 'VBRK'.
* Below commented code working fine
*SELECT vbrk~vbeln
* into table i_equi
* FROM vbrk
* inner join vbrp
* on vbrk~vbeln EQ vbrp~vbeln.
* Above Commented code working fine
* Dynamic table selection in Select Query
SELECT * into corresponding fields of table i_equi
FROM (g_tablename)
INNER JOIN VBRP
ON (g_tablename)~VBELN eq VBRP~VBELN.
Loop at i_equi.
write :/ i_equi-vbeln.
endloop.
*end of program zdemo
SYNTAX ERROR
Program ZDEMO
Wrong expression "INNER" in FROM clause. WHERE condition.
Includes ZDEMO

After "(G_TABLENAME)",there must be a space or equivalent character

(":",",",".").
Reagards,
Asokan
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Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2004 7:40 am

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Ashokan,
As far as i know a dynamic table name specification is not possible for inner joins.
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Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2004 8:39 am

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Humm... try to approach it through a macro, maybe it works... You will not be able to
debug it but debug an SQL sentence is useless.
Something like
Code:
DEFINE myJoin.
SELECT *
FROM &1 INNER JOIN mytab
ON &1~field = mytabl~field.
END-OF-DEFINITION.

As any of my codes, it's not checked, and will not be checked (almost by me).
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Asokan
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Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2004 9:39 am

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Hi all,
Thank you all for the reply's and special thanks to Vlozano. I have added the code for ur
reference and let me know if any other simple method available instead of macro. The
below code working fine.
Report zmademo.
DEFINE myJoin.
Data : begin of i_int occurs 0,
vbeln like vbrp-vbeln,
end of i_int.
SELECT * into corresponding fields of table i_int
FROM &1 INNER JOIN vbrp
ON &1~vbeln = vbrp~vbeln.
Loop at i_int.
write:/ i_int-vbeln.
endloop.
END-OF-DEFINITION.
DATA vbrk(4) TYPE C VALUE 'VBRK'.
myjoin vbrk.

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Asokan
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Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2004 9:49 am

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I'm happy to be helpful. Now a hint and a petition:

The hint
Be careful declaring variables in a macro. If you call the macro more than once, the
system will check your macro code at compiling and you will get a duplicate definition
error.
The petition
If you think your problem is solved (more or less), edit the subject of your topic. People
with a problem like yours will find easyly a solution using the search if they see a
"solved" topic. Thanks in advance.
Best luck,
Vic
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