Hello Hyukjoo,
sorry but for me it is not clear what is really wrong.
Do you mean that the APPLY_FILTER get the wrong data back. In the way that the filter is not
working ? OR the select Options that was created are wrong converted ?
We tried the same way and there was no problem with the convertion of the select option.
For better comparison I will copied our example !
Please could you check your coding with the example below ?
1. Define Selection Screen.
TABLES SNWD_BP.SELECT-OPTIONS BP_ID FOR SNWD_BP-BP_ID. |
2. Use the class CL_LIB_SELTAB to convert the range table into WHERE Clause string.
DATA(lv_sel_tab) = cl_lib_seltab=>new( it_sel =BP_ID[] ).DATA(lv_where_clause) = lv_sel_tab->sql_where_condition( iv_field = '"BP_ID"'). |
3. Output of variable lv_where_clause is e.g. ("BP_ID" BETWEEN '0100000000' AND '0100000016') .Hence we can use lv_where variable directly into the AMDP.
4. Call the AMDP procedure. In our example test_select_options and transfer the where_clause in the AMDP as input parameter.
create object l_amdp_test.CALL METHOD l_amdp_test->test_select_options |
5. You can see that the Where_clause string are used in the APPLY_FILTER as second parameter (IT_SEL_OPTIONS).
CLASS zdw_amdp_with_select_options DEFINITION PUBLIC SECTION. METHOD test_select_options by database procedure for hdb language SQLSCRIPT using SNWD_BPA. itab = select * from SNWD_BPA ; et_snwd_bpa = APPLY_FILTER(:itab,:IT_SEL_OPTIONS) ; ENDMETHOD. |
I hope this information is helpful. Otherwise feel free to contact us again. Best regartds, Daniel |