Data Interfaces

Example Program: DOWNLOAD
REPORT RSFFF06A.
TABLES SFLIGHT.
DATA: BEGIN OF TAB OCCURS 20.
INCLUDE STRUCTURE SBC420A.
DATA: END OF TAB.
* DATA: FILE LIKE RLGRAP-FILENAME
* VALUE '....',
* TYPE LIKE RLGRAP-FILETYPE
* VALUE 'ASC',
* LENGTH(5).
* PARAMETERS:
* MODE DEFAULT 'A'.
GET SFLIGHT.
MOVE-CORRESPONDING SFLIGHT TO TAB.
APPEND TAB.
WRITE: / TAB-CARRID, TAB-CONNID,
/ TAB-FLDATE UNDER TAB-CARRID,
/ TAB-PLANETYPE UNDER TAB-FLDATE.
END-OF-SELECTION.
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This example program generates a local file with SFLIGHT data.
CALL FUNCTION 'DOWNLOAD'
* EXPORTING
* FILENAME = FILE
* FILETYPE = TYPE
* ITEM = 'SFLIGHT data'
* MODE = MODE
* IMPORTING
* ACT_FILENAME = FILE
* ACT_FILETYPE = TYPE
* FILESIZE = LENGTH
TABLES
DATA_TAB = TAB.
* WRITE: / LENGTH, 'bytes downloaded to to file '
* FILE, 'format', TYPE.
When calling DOWNLOAD, it is enough to download the table with the data for the file. However, you
can also specify default values for the file dialog name, type and header. If you make no specification
about the mode, the file is always recreated (parameter MODE = ' ').