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ID CONDENSE • CONDENSE ABAP Statement • NO-GAPS CONDENSE
CONDENSE> Short Reference >
ABAP_SYNTAX CONDENSE text $[NO-GAPS$].>
What does it do? The CONDENSE> statement removes any leading and trailing blanks from the variable text> and handles blanks within the remaining character string as follows:
Without the optional NO-GAPS> addition, all substrings of the remaining character string that contain nothing but blanks are replaced by exactly one blank.
With the optional NO-GAPS> addition, all substrings of the remaining character string that contain nothing but blanks are removed completely. The data object text> must be character-like. If the data object has a fixed length, the space created by condensing is padded with blanks on the right. If the data object is of the type string>, its length is adapted to the result of the condensing.
Latest notes: A character string can also be condensed in an operand position using a condense function> that includes the functionality of the statement CONDENSE>. NON_V5_HINTS ABAP_HINT_END
ABAP_EXAMPLE_VX5 The flat structure> sentence> contains only character-like components and can therefore be assigned to the string text>. After the condensing using the statement CONDENSE>, text> contains She feeds you tea and oranges >. Before condensing, the words in text> are 30 places apart from one another. ABEXA 00143 ABAP_EXAMPLE_END