' When performing an extended program check on the following code: LOOP AT it_cbc INTO wa WHERE mbox =3D 'X'. AT NEW belnr.. ENDLOOP.=20 I get the following error message: 'The LOOP statement processing will be limited (FROM, TO and WHERE additions in LOOP) Interaction with group change processing (AT NEW.) is undefined' So I understand from this that I should not use the AT NEW statement with the WHERE addition. I have not found documentation on this 'feature'. Question: has anyone read any documentation on this? Is there an explanations as to why these additions cannot be used together, etc.?

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(I don't need help with the code, I don't HAVE to have the AT NEW, I'm just going to make a few superfluous checks in my code, no harm done.) Thanks, Michal '. Hi Michal, Here you have some documentation extratced from abap's f1 on loop = keyword. The problem is that abap hasn't properly defined the = interaction between loop. Where and at.

HTH Horacio hzapettini@expofrut.com.ar ps:=20 this lines are extracted from ABAP help for loop at. = (Version 4.6c). The interaction between LOOP AT. WHERE and ATcontrol level processing = statements is currently undefined. For this reason, you should avoid = using AT NEW/END OF or FIRST/LAST in a LOOP with a WHERE addition.=20 And if you navigate the At control level processing statement you get = this help AT - Control breaks with internal tables=20 Variants:=20 1. AT NEW f.=20 2.

AT END OF f.=20 3. If an internal table is processed only in a restricted form (using the = additions FROM, TO and/or WHERE with the LOOPstatement), you should not = use the control structures for control level processing because the = interaction of a restricted LOOP with the AT statement is currenly not = properly defined.=20 > -----Mensaje original----- > De: Michal LG via sap-r3-dev [SMTP:sap-r3-dev@Groups.ITtoolbox.com] > Enviado el: Martes, 12 de Abril de 2005 08:15 a.m. Movavi screen capture studio activation key.

> Para: Horacio Zapettini > Asunto: [sap-r3-dev] LOOP AT.WHERE, AT NEW >=20 >=20 >=20 > When performing an extended program check on the following code: >=20 > LOOP AT it_cbc INTO wa WHERE mbox =3D 'X'. > AT NEW belnr.

> ENDLOOP.=20 >=20 > I get the following error message: >=20 > 'The LOOP statement processing will be limited > (FROM, TO and WHERE additions in LOOP) > Interaction with group change processing (AT NEW.) is undefined' >=20 > So I understand from this that I should not use the AT NEW statement > with the WHERE addition. I have not found documentation on this > 'feature'. >=20 > Question: has anyone read any documentation on this? Is there an > explanations as to why these additions cannot be used together, etc.? > (I don't need help with the code, I don't HAVE to have the AT NEW, I'm > just going to make a few superfluous checks in my code, no harm done.) >=20 > Thanks, > Michal >=20 >=20 > *Archives: > *Manage Subscriptions: > *Leave Group: mailto:leave-sap-r3-dev@Groups.ITtoolbox.com > *Need Subscription Help? Mailto:Listmaster@ITtoolbox.com > *Terms of Use: > *Copyright (c) ITtoolbox and message author.