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Take a look at SPELL_AMOUNT

Lacking screens, it's not there.

That has been a while.....

I guess something like this should work if you want characters 4 till 8: DATA BEGIN OF T_MARA, OFFSET(3), "<---- omit the first 3 char WHAT_YOU_NEED(5), REMAINING_PART(10), MATKL, END OF T_MARA, SELECT MATNR MATKL FROM MARA INTO TABLE T_MARA WHERE ETC ETC Make sure the field lenghts of OFFSET, WHAT_...

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For includes use READ REPORT.

Do a select INTO TABLE. Do not do your check inside a SELECT-ENDSELECT loop.

How about doing a select based on the dates only. Then delete records from your internal table:
- start date AND time LT start time
- end date AND time GT end time

Maybe he was aiming for VBFA

There is a FM SPELL_AMOUNT. Maybe that will help you out.

Use fields UPDDAT and UPDTIM. In that case you use index 2.

- if sy-uzeit >= 08.00.00 then use UPDDAT = sy-datum AND UPDTIM GE var_8_hrs_ago.

- if sy-uzeit < 08.00.00 then get all registers from today (UPDDAT = sy-datum) and all from yesterday with UPDTIM is sy-uzeit + 160000.

You can also get there with F1 on FIELD. This is all Dialog programming stuff and does not apply to report programming. Use of select: If you want to check if the user has entered a valid material number you could do something like this in the PAI: FIELD p_matnr SELECT * FROM table mara WHERE mara m...

Like I said: it is a Flow Logic statement.

Once you are in the ABAP Keyword Documentation: ABAP User Dialogs --> Screens --> Screen Flow Logic Statements --> Select.

Are you serious? If you are, please, give us the name of the standard SAP program to check it... It seems you are a bit confused about it, I guess it's a commented line before an IF sy-subrc = 4. statement... I tried to find whenever in SAP help, and nothing... (I wanted to be sure he was right) Lo...

This is a Flow Logic statement, used to check the input. From F1: SELECT SQL interface SELECT * FROM table name WHERE table-keyfield = inputfield and .... INTO fieldname WHENEVER NOT FOUND (or FOUND) SEND ERRORMESSAGE (or WARNING) messagenumber WITH fieldname ... You do not have to specify a message...