SAP ABAP SYNTAX FOR CONDENSE
Basic form
CONDENSE c.
Addition
... NO-GAPS
Effect
Shifts the contents of the field c to the left, so that each word is separated by exactly one blank.
Example
DATA: BEGIN OF NAME, TITLE(8), VALUE 'Dr.', FIRST_NAME(10), VALUE 'Michael', SURNAME(10), VALUE 'Hofmann', END OF NAME.CONDENSE NAME.WRITE NAME.
produces the output:
Dr. Michael Hofmann
Addition
... NO-GAPS
Effect
Suppresses all blanks from the field c
Example
DATA: BEGIN OF NAME, TITLE(8), VALUE 'Dr.', FIRST_NAME(10), VALUE 'Michael', SURNAME(10), VALUE 'Hofmann', END OF NAME.CONDENSE NAME NO-GAPS.
The contents of NAME is now " Dr.MichaelHofmann ".
Since the field string NAME is interpreted and handled like a type C field, the CONDENSE statement treats it as a whole and ignores any sub-fields. The contents of the component field would therefore now be as follows:
NAME-TITLE = 'Dr.Micha'
NAME-FIRST_NAME = 'elHofmann '
NAME-SURNAME = ' '
Note
Do not use CONDENSE to manipulate field strings that include fields not of type C. This could result in these component fields containing characters of a different (i.e. incorrect) type.
Performance
The runtime required to condense three fields is about 20 msn (standardized micooseconds). The variant ... NO-GAPS needs about 12 msn.
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