In the case of a time-dependent InfoSet, the system processes the conditions as follows:
Exclude conditions on the valid time characteristic are always converted into include conditions. This type of processing guarantees the display of correct results.
See SAP Note 1043011, which describes the behavior in more detail. Before SAP NetWeaver 7.0, SPS 12, the conditions were processed differently. The SAP Note also describes how to reset the behavior.
The following examples clarify how the conditions are converted:
Examples of Single Values:
The condition
I |
EQ |
20000228 |
is converted to
I |
LE |
20000227 |
I |
GE |
20000229 |
The condition
I |
NE |
20000228 |
is converted to
I |
LE |
20000227 |
I |
GE |
20000229 |
The condition
E |
LT |
20000228 |
is converted to
I |
GE |
20000228 |
The condition
E |
LE |
20000228 |
is converted to
I |
GE |
20000229 |
The condition
E |
GT |
20000228 |
is converted to
I |
LE |
20000228 |
The condition
E |
GE |
20000228 |
is converted to
I |
LE |
20000227 |
The condition
E |
NE |
20000228 |
is converted to
I |
EQ |
20000228 |
Examples of Intervals:
The condition
E |
BT |
20000228 |
20000331 |
is converted to
I |
LE |
20000227 |
I |
GE |
20000401 |
The condition
E |
NB |
20000228 |
20000331 |
is converted to
I |
BT |
20000228 |
20000331 |
The condition
I |
NB |
20000228 |
20000331 |
is converted to
I |
LE |
20000227 |
I |
GE |
20000401 |