cnt( )
ABAP Syntax(Obsolete) ... cnt(field) ....
What does it do?
Data objects with the names cnt(field1) cnt(field2) ... with
data type i are generated automatically for fields field1
field2 ... of the field groups of an
extract dataset . These fields can be accessed only within a LOOP
and are filled with values for sorted extract datasets using the
statements AT END OF and
AT LAST .
If field1 field2 ... are fields with a non-numeric data type of
the field group header and the extract dataset was sorted by
field1 field2 ... , then cnt(field1) cnt(field2) ... contain
the number of different values that field1 field2 ... have within
the control level or the entire dataset.
If fields cnt(field1) cnt(field2) ... are accessed and the
extract dataset has not been sorted, this can lead to an exception that
cannot be handled.
Latest notes: No substring access cnt(len)
can be made on a data object called cnt without an offset
being specified explicitly. The compiler always interprets an offset
specified like this as a field for an extract dataset.
A Customizing include
may not be specified for field if it is empty.
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