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RNUNPIX0_INIT SAP ABAP Report - IS-H: Reorganize Patient Name Table NPIX







RNUNPIX0_INIT is a standard Executable ABAP Report available within your SAP system (depending on your version and release level). It is used for This program reorganizes the table containing patient search names...see full standard documentation available for this report. Also check out the submitted Comments related to this SAP report and the details below to see which OBJECTS it interacts with such as TABLES, FUNCTION MODULES, INCLUDES ETC.

If you would like to execute this report or see the full code listing simply enter RNUNPIX0_INIT into the relevant SAP transactions such as SE38 or SE80


ABAP code to call this SAP report using the submit statement

This report can be called from another progam/report simply by using the ABAP SUBMIT statement, see below for example ABAP code snipts of how to do this.






SUBMIT RNUNPIX0_INIT. "Basic submit
SUBMIT RNUNPIX0_INIT AND RETURN. "Return to original report after report execution complete
SUBMIT RNUNPIX0_INIT VIA SELECTION-SCREEN. "Display selection screen of submitted report to user
    See more syntax options for the ABAP SUBMIT statement


Text pool values


Selection Text: R_PATNR = Patient Number
Selection Text: TESTM = Test Mode
Title: IS-H: Reorganize Patient Name Table NPIX
Text Symbol: 001 = No data found for your selection criteria
Text Symbol: 002 = No. of NPAT records found:
Text Symbol: 003 = No. of NPIX records found:
Text Symbol: 004 = No. of NPIX records created:
Text Symbol: 005 = No. of Patients Not Updated:
Text Symbol: F01 = Error Log
Text Symbol: S04 = Delete Recs for Cancelled Patients
Text Symbol: S05 = Test Mode


INCLUDES used within this REPORT RNUNPIX0_INIT

INCLUDE RNSSTABL.
INCLUDE RNSSSPBO.


TABLES used within REPORT and the associated SELECT statement:





No SAP DATABASE tables are accessed within this REPORT code!


Function Modules used within report and the associated call statement:

ISH_HELP_REQUEST * CALL FUNCTION 'ISH_HELP_REQUEST' * EXPORTING * SS_OBJECT = 'ISH_RNUNPIX0_DEL' * SS_POPUP = ON * EXCEPTIONS * OTHERS = 1.

MESSAGES_INITIALIZE CALL FUNCTION 'MESSAGES_INITIALIZE'.

DB_COMMIT CALL FUNCTION 'DB_COMMIT'.

ISH_USER_EXIT_GET CALL FUNCTION 'ISH_USER_EXIT_GET' EXPORTING ss_event = 'PHON' IMPORTING ss_fbname = fbname EXCEPTIONS no_user_exit = 01.

ISH_SPLIT_NAME CALL FUNCTION 'ISH_SPLIT_NAME' EXPORTING ss_namestring = waakt_pattab-nname TABLES ss_npixitab = names.

ISH_TRANS_STAND CALL FUNCTION 'ISH_TRANS_STAND' EXPORTING string_norm = waakt_pattab-vname IMPORTING string_stand = npix_tab-vnams.

DB_COMMIT CALL FUNCTION 'DB_COMMIT'.

DB_COMMIT CALL FUNCTION 'DB_COMMIT'.

ISH_PRINT_PROTOCOL_BATCH CALL FUNCTION 'ISH_PRINT_PROTOCOL_BATCH' EXPORTING line_size = rnstat-line_size minutes_title = text-f01 repid = rnstat-repid EXCEPTIONS no_messages = 1.

ISH_CALL_LIST_HEAD CALL FUNCTION 'ISH_CALL_LIST_HEAD' EXPORTING repid = rnstat-repid title_lin1 = rnstat-title_lin1 line_size = rnstat-line_size uline = off.

ISH_SAP_BP_CHECK_ACTIVE CALL FUNCTION 'ISH_SAP_BP_CHECK_ACTIVE' IMPORTING e_status = pv_status EXCEPTIONS not_active = 1 OTHERS = 2.

ISH_PNT_API_PARTNER_GET CALL FUNCTION 'ISH_PNT_API_PARTNER_GET' EXPORTING it_old_partner_rng = pt_old_partner_rng i_map_ind = '3' " Parameter to map a range of " patnr numbers to a list of " partner numbers that can be "passed to the GET_MULTIs IMPORTING et_partner = lt_partner e_status = pv_status et_rc = lt_rc.

ISH_PNT_API_GET_MULTI CALL FUNCTION 'ISH_PNT_API_GET_MULTI' EXPORTING it_pnt_pk = lt_partner i_read_db = on i_buffer_req = off IMPORTING et_npat = pt_npat et_rc = lt_rc.



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