SELECT-OPTIONS is a complex selection. If user want to input value of field more than one value, it is possible by using SELECT-OPTIONS.

Syntax

SELECT-OPTIONS  FOR .

Example

SELECT-OPTIONS s_belnr FOR bkpf-belnr.

Structure of Selection

SELECT-OPTIONS have structures:

• SIGN Possoble value are I(Include) and E(Exclude).
• OPTION Possilble value are EQ(Equal), NE(Not Equal), GT(Greater Than),GE(Greater Tahn or Equal), LT(Less Than), LE(Less Than or Equal), CP(Contains Pattern), NP(Not Contains Pattern), BT(Between), NB(Not Between)
• LOW keep low value
• HIGH keep high value

Options

• DEFAULT low [TO high] [OPTION op] [SIGN s]

Example:
SELECT-OPTIONS s1 FOR bkpf-belnr 

                  DEFAULT ’1000000000’ 

                  TO ’1200000000’
                  OPTION NB
                  SIGN I.

• MEMORY ID

Example:
SELECT-OPTIONS s1 FOR bkpf-belnr MEMORY ID pid.

• MATCHCODE OBJECT

Example:
SELECT-OPTIONS s1 FOR bkpf-belnr MATCHCODE OBJECT zsh_f4_belnr.

• MODIF ID

Example:
SELECT-OPTIONS s1 FOR bkpf-belnr MODIF ID gid.

• NO-DISPLAY

Example:
SELECT-OPTIONS s1 FOR bkpf-belnr NO-DISPLAY.

• LOWER CASE

Example:
SELECT-OPTIONS s1 FOR bkpf-belnr LOWER CASE.

• OBLIGATORY

Example:
SELECT-OPTIONS s1 FOR bkpf-belnr OBLIGATORY.

• NO-EXTENSION

Example:
SELECT-OPTIONS s1 FOR bkpf-belnr NO-EXTENSION.

• NO INTERVALS

Example:
SELECT-OPTIONS s1 FOR bkpf-belnr NO INTERVALS.

• NO DATABASE SELECTION

Example:
SELECT-OPTIONS s1 FOR bkpf-belnr NO DATABASE SELECTION.

• VISIBLE LENGTH

Example:
SELECT-OPTIONS s1 FOR bkpf-belnr VISIBLE LENGTH 5.