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January 2, 2021 February 1971, Sam Hallcalvinball, cane, evil, gold key, hellmouth, mansplaining, merchandise, moon, silver, werewolf, wizard of oz, young set, zozosDanny Horn
"The fire which will burn Collinwood cannot destroy a figure of four!"
So what, you may ask, of the young set? It's been a while since we've checked in with the middle schoolers, who used to be one of the driving forces of the show's popularity.
They got on board with Dark Shadows in early '68, as the show took a hard swerve toward Halloweentown, with a vampire, a witch and a Frankenstein monster all featured at the same time. The young set is here for the skeletons, the dream sequences, and the disturbed graves. A magic mirror that lets you peek into a basement full of mad science equipment. A werewolf, crashing through a plate glass window. A woman screaming, trapped inside a ring of fire. A devilish man, calling to the dark creatures of nature as he passes his hands over the body of an unconscious babysitter. These discerning viewers demand playground games, and if Dark Shadows doesn't provide them, then there's a risk that they'll drift over to Scooby-Doo, and stay there.
And now, it seems like that's a demographic that the show is no longer interested in serving. This 1841 PT storyline is just people talking all the time, and occasionally pulling knives on each other. Nobody's casting any spells, or bringing anything to life. They just put people's names into a vase, and then take them out again and throw them away. There's nothing here to stir the soul of a ten year old, and give them ideas for interesting things they could do with a curtain tie.
Continue reading Episode 1206: The Eyes of Children →
Episode 1165: In the Haze of History
April 14, 2019 December 1970, Gordon Russellburn witch burn, doors, dramatic clarification, fire, gold key, jail, justice, long-overdue national conversation, macguffin, merchandise, police futility, salem, soap opera rapid aging syndrome, time travelDanny Horn
"I demand that counsel define the term 'occult practices'."
We're going back to court for another witchcraft trial on Dark Shadows today, and once again, people have missed the entire point of the Salem story. The witch trials that took place in Massachusetts in the late 17th century happened in the actual real world, where I don't know if you've noticed, but there's no such thing as witches. Salem 1692 is a story about a justice system perverted by superstition and mob panic, where innocent people were jailed and executed based on the claims of a pack of hysterical middle schoolers.
But in modern Salem, they've discovered that it's a lot more lucrative to pretend there were real witches in the late 17th, and build a tourist trade by promoting Halloween parades and haunted house tours. Yes, they have a Witch History Museum that tells the real story, but on the whole, it's more fun to build events around spooky fictional witches instead of focusing on the thing that's really scary, which is putting Christians in charge of a legal system.
So there are a whole bunch of TV shows and movies that depict real witches on the scene of the Salem witch trials — Charmed, Bewitched, Hocus Pocus, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, I Married a Witch, The Vampire Diaries, that WGN Salem series with sexy versions of John Alden and Mary Sibley. This is basically like making a TV show about the Holocaust in which the Jews kind of deserved it.
Continue reading Episode 1165: In the Haze of History →
Episode 1074: Future So Bright
September 14, 2017 August 1970, Sam Hallapril third, gold key, grave soil, merchandise, rummaging, seance, something terrible, time travel, too broad and too deep, werewolfDanny Horn
"Charting the future is not a whim with me."
Gentleman vampire Barnabas Collins is terribly concerned about the future, and for good reason; he's been there, and it sucks. He spent a couple weeks trapped in the 90s, where he found his house tore up from the floor up, and he's desperate to counteract the oncoming calamity.
But we all know that he's going to fail; the future for Barnabas Collins is not going to be on ABC-TV at four o'clock in the afternoon. Collinwood will fall, and the family will move to a series of temporary shelters in paperback novels and comic strips and audio plays. That future is fast approaching — not today, and not tomorrow, but soon, and for the rest of his life.
And he might have figured that out, if he'd bothered to learn anything about the world in 1995. He didn't even crack a newspaper; the name "Bart Simpson" means nothing to him. He spent the entire time running around the house, looking for ghosts.
Dark Shadows has spent the last year and a half turning inward, gradually losing touch with the world outside the great estate. Even the town of Collinsport hardly matters, these days. Barnabas came back to the present with the name "Rose Cottage" on his lips; nobody's ever heard of it, but I'd bet money it's going to turn out to be somewhere on the Collinwood grounds. It's the only place they care about.
But this isn't the only example of Barnabas Collins flash-forwarding on a mission of purely parochial interest. In November 1971, he shot a whole hundred years into the future, and you'll never guess what he was looking for. Nope, don't even try. Whatever it is you're thinking, it's dumber than that.
Continue reading Episode 1074: Future So Bright →
Episode 963: The Golden Key
December 3, 2016 March 1970, Sam Hallgold key, postulate, stake, wake the dead, zombieDanny Horn
"Must you read meanings into everything I say?"
"Why do I feel this sense of doom tonight?" Barnabas Collins asks, in thinks. "Why can't I shake it off?" I don't know why he's asking us; it's the first we've even heard of it.
Barnabas is pacing the living room, following a house call from Dr. Julia Hoffman, his private physician. Julia came over to give him a good, stiff belt of anti-vampire sauce, both shaken and stirred, and injected directly where he needs it the most. This off-label concoction is supposed to unleash a stream of metaphysical scrubbing bubbles on his immortal soul, wiping it clean of sin and sickness. For some reason, it doesn't seem to be working.
Suddenly, he stumbles. "What is happening to me?" he squawks. "Why do I feel this way?" He lunges for a passing armchair.
"No!" he says. "NO!"
And then: "I must have BLOOD! I've never felt this NEED for blood so strongly before!"
Now, I've seen this entire episode and the ones that follow, and as far as I can tell, there is absolutely no explanation for why Barnabas gets this irresistible craving for the red stuff. Possibly, it's a reaction to Julia's injection — there's a hint that Julia doesn't realize that Barnabas has been drinking blood lately, so maybe it's not the right dose or whatever — but there's not a lot to go on. He just feels the need, that's all, and once he drains his victim dry, then he'll settle back down, like it never happened.
That's because we're not watching a regular episode of Dark Shadows today. Episode 963 is actually an issue of the Gold Key Dark Shadows comic book, which they decided to air on television this afternoon for reasons that surpass all understanding.
Continue reading Episode 963: The Golden Key →
Episode 952: Something Evil People Are Afraid Of
November 10, 2016 February 1970, Violet Wellescoffin, cross, gold key, grave soil, manhandling, merchandise, mic drop, murder club, objective, plan A, thirsty, thwarted, too broad and too deep, werewolfDanny Horn
"Human, yes… except for his hatred! That's what makes him so dangerous!"
Yesterday, sporadic vampire Barnabas Collins burned down the local antiques store, because his enemies turned him into one of the living dead, and then they didn't know where the off switch was. This should be a lesson for us all.
But this isn't the first time that Barnabas has been revamped, and it won't be the last, not by a long shot. He's been bouncing back and forth between the living and the dead for a couple of years now, and every treatment is only a reprieve, not a cure. Barnabas may long to be human again, but the audience wants fangs, and we cannot be denied our simple pleasures.
So it's no surprise that the Gold Key Dark Shadows comic books have gone through the same cycle this year. In February 1970, the same month that flappy bat reclaimed TV Barnabas, comic book Barnabas was suddenly freed from his curse with no explanation, apparently sprung on a technicality. He mentions "the day Angelique's curse dissolved," and then he's human for four issues, or as close to human as Barnabas ever gets.
But a year later — issue #8, February 1971 — the bat came back. "Barnabas Collins… the VAMPIRE!" says the caption. "Caught in a web between the lust for blood and the peace of normal life, Barnabas Collins laments his fate… even as he PREPARES TO STRIKE!"
So this is an opportunity for us to look at Barnabas' current difficulties from another angle, and since the antiques shop is still smoldering, we might as well see what's cooking at Gold Key Collinwood.
Continue reading Episode 952: Something Evil People Are Afraid Of →
Episode 876: The Curse of the Caffeinated
June 10, 2016 Gordon Russell, November 1969gold key, merchandise, postulate, revenge, silver, too broad and too deep, werewolfDanny Horn
"How strange to think that such a place could trap one forever!"
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE, says Beth, as she slips off the cliff, and into something less comfortable. Running away from her lover, she throws herself off of a mountain and into the sea, which is just like what happened to Josette, except this time it's Beth and nobody cares.
So Love is dead, as a motivating force behind soap opera storytelling. It had a nice long run, but nothing lasts forever, especially in this town. Beth is dead, and Amanda is gone, and Angelique has vanished, and Kitty is turning into Josette, and Judith has decided to concentrate on vengeance and nothing else. As far as heterosexual love stories go, there isn't a lot of room to maneuver.
We're currently stumbling through the dying days of the 1897 storyline, and this week is especially grim. The next five episodes are wall-to-wall villains and henchmen, each one entirely devoted to exterminating all of the others. Count Petofi, Reverend Trask, Charles Tate, Evan Hanley, Tim Shaw, Aristede — it's the entire 1897 rogues' gallery, minus the ones that we like.
In fact, tomorrow, one of the villains decides to kill another villain by using a third villain to summon a brand-new fourth villain, who then marches around for the rest of the week strangling literally every single person that he sees.
Dark Shadows is currently taking place in a post-apocalyptic world, with the few scattered survivors driving around in the desert, and challenging each other to Thunderdome cage matches. So, fine, if that's how they feel about things, we might as well skip the show today, and go read another comic book.
Continue reading Episode 876: The Curse of the Caffeinated →
Episode 720: Halfway
September 6, 2015 Gordon Russell, March 1969fire, gold key, incompetence, marvel comics, merchandise, must die, never drink wine, plan A, police futility, ritual, satan's favorite tv show, teleprompter, titanic, too broad and too deep, unscoobyDanny Horn
"And there it was… a MYSTERY BODY!"
The story so far: I began writing this blog two Labor Day weekends ago, starting with Barnabas emerging from the mystery box in episode 210. Now it's Labor Day weekend again, and by some cruel trick of time, my journey into the past has reached the halfway mark.
This is the midpoint between episode 210 and the end of this uncertain and frightening television show, and to mark the occasion, I should probably say something profound and clever about this episode that sums up what these last two years have taught us about vampires and storytelling and character development and natural selection and chromakey and why you should never give a gun to an actor, even an unloaded prop gun, because honestly, they will find a way to hurt themselves.
Unfortunately, it turns out that I don't have very much to say about today's episode, except that this is the one where, for one tantalizing moment, it looks like Quentin and Barnabas are about to kiss.
Continue reading Episode 720: Halfway →
Episode 660: The Secret to Time
June 6, 2015 January 1969, Sam Halldc comics, drugs, fridspeak, gold key, meanwhile, superman, the past, time travelDanny Horn
"What do you think I am, Mr. Collins, some sort of travel agent for time?"
"I will find the secret to time," Barnabas says, because that's a thing you say.
Continue reading Episode 660: The Secret to Time →
Episode 529: Missing Adventures
November 23, 2014 July 1968, Ron Sproatgold key, merchandise, runaround, too broad and too deepDanny Horn
"I must throw them off the track! The secrets which are mine must remain buried within me! Ahhh… darkness!"
"I know this is going to sound incredible," Maggie says to Joe, "but tonight, I saw a ghost!"
Joe says, "Don't you think you're letting your imagination play tricks on you?" because Ron Sproat wrote the script today, and in Sproat's world, characters never learn anything, or accumulate experiences in any way.
It's a recap-heavy show today, in a way that they haven't really done in a while. Maggie and Joe cover the Dream Curse and Angelique's portrait, and then we go over to Stokes' place, where we get a lengthy recap of Adam's entire storyline, in the form of a word association exercise.
So, forget it. If Sproat's not going to bother writing an actual episode today, then I'm going to go read the first issue of the Dark Shadows comic book.
Continue reading Episode 529: Missing Adventures →


The festival will be on February 17th-27th, and will feature Vince Staples, MSTRKRFT, BadBadNotGood, and more.
Noise Pop Music Festival has announced phase one of their lineup, which includes Vince Staples, Ty Seagall, MSTRKRFT, Blonde Redhead, and more. It's the 25th anniversary for the Bay Area festival, and will span 10 days, from the 17th through the 27th. The rest of the lineup will be announced installments between now and February.
For the 2017 festival, a limited amount of Early Bird badges will be available at 9 a.m. PT Monday, November 14 for $145. Regular badges will be available for $175 and Super Fan badges will also go on sale the same date for $375. Tickets to all individual festival performances already announced will go on sale this Friday, November 18 at 9 a.m. PT.
More information can be found here, via their homepage. They will also be announcing more details about the 2017 event, including their film festival lineup, in the coming weeks.
Check out the (so-far) revealed lineup below!


Editor's note: This latest offering from one of Port Technology's most regular and well-read contributors takes us beyond the port and explores how we can plan the supply chain from an end-to-end perspective.
I imagine a future where a terminal will be able to adjust its operations dynamically to meet the required service level agreement (SLA) for each vessel in the supply chain. This terminal of the future will perform in an ecosystem that helps a vessel get in and out of port efficiently while providing visibility and predictability to the whole ocean supply chain.
There is a long way to go, but we are clearly moving toward such a future, and automation and digitization are central drivers in turning this dream into reality. Before we can reach this future, we have to address fundamental constraints in the way the current container shipping industry works. While we may talk about collaboration and data sharing, at present planning processes across the container flow take place in silos, with little standardization or real-time information exchange and few opportunities for collaboration.
As a result, all stakeholders lack the critical visibility and connectivity required to reach the next level of efficiency and productivity.


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Q: Values are duplicated in neighboring columns I am writing a program and I have three columns that copies the content of their next three columns and vice versa when one of them doesn't have data. Why columns are copying neighbor columns?

Here columns circled in red are copying the content from the columns circled in blue,which is not wright. The columns in red should have 0 values.
REPORT  Z_KABAP_STATUS_COMENZI.

TABLES T003P.
TABLES AFKO.
TABLES AFPO.
TABLES AUFM.
TABLES AUFK.
TABLES MAKT.
TABLES AFVV.

TYPE-POOLS: slis.  " SLIS contains all the ALV data types

DATA: MyGridTitle TYPE LVC_TITLE.
DATA: report_id LIKE sy-repid.
DATA: MyLayout TYPE slis_layout_alv. "alv layout
DATA: afield TYPE slis_fieldcat_alv. "wa_fieldcat
*DATA: it_sort TYPE slis_t_sortinfo_alv.
DATA: it1_sort TYPE slis_t_sortinfo_alv.
*DATA: wa_sort   TYPE slis_sortinfo_alv.
DATA: it_filter TYPE slis_t_filter_alv.
Data: ls_filter TYPE slis_filter_alv.
DATA: FIELDCATALOG TYPE slis_t_fieldcat_alv, "WITH HEADER LINE,
      GD_LAYOUT    TYPE slis_layout_alv,
      G_SAVE TYPE C VALUE 'X',
      G_VARIANT TYPE DISVARIANT,
      GX_STOC TYPE DISVARIANT,
      G_EXIT TYPE C.
DATA: MyEvents TYPE slis_t_event.

DATA: it_sort      TYPE slis_t_sortinfo_alv,
      wa_sort      TYPE slis_sortinfo_alv..

TYPES: BEGIN OF tables_fields,

  AUFNR TYPE AUFK-AUFNR, "Nr comanda productie
  AUART TYPE AUFK-AUART, "Tip comanda /Sectie
  WERKS TYPE AUFK-WERKS, "Unitate logistica
  TXT   TYPE T003P-TXT,  "Nume sectie
  "MENGE TYPE AUFM-MENGE, "Cantitate buc predata
  GAMNG TYPE AFKO-GAMNG, "Cantitatea totala vrac in kg
  GMEIN TYPE AFKO-GMEIN, "Unitatea de masura cantitate totala
  "WEMNG TYPE AFPO-WEMNG, "Cantitatea totala livrata
  ERFMG TYPE AUFM-ERFMG, "Cantitatea kg totala livrata defalcata
  GSTRP Type AFKO-GSTRP, "Data lansarii comenzii
  GLTRP TYPE AFKO-GLTRP, "Data estimativa a finalizarii comenzii
  BLDAT TYPE AUFM-BLDAT, "Data finalizarii comenzii
  MGVRG TYPE AFVV-MGVRG, "Bucati pe comanda-cant de baza
  "MEINS TYPE AUFM-MEINS,"Unitate bucati pe comanda-rectificat
  MEINH TYPE AFVV-MEINH,  "Unitate bucati pe comanda
  MENGE TYPE AUFM-MENGE, "Cantitate buc predata

  MATNR TYPE AUFM-MATNR, "Cod material
  MAKTX TYPE MAKT-MAKTX, "Descriere material
   MBLNR TYPE AUFM-MBLNR,
  ZEILE TYPE AUFM-ZEILE,
  BMSCH TYPE AFVV-BMSCH,

  SPRAS TYPE T003P-SPRAS,"Restrictionare limba
  ZILEDEP TYPE I,"AFKO-GLTRP, "Filtru date intre care s-au realizat comenzi
  COMDEP(10) TYPE C,"Nr zile comanda depasita
  COMINTRE TYPE AFKO-GSTRP,"Data comenzi termen depasit

  line_color(4) TYPE c,

   END OF tables_fields.

DATA: lt_join TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF tables_fields,
      wa_join TYPE tables_fields.

FIELD-SYMBOLS :  <wa_join> TYPE tables_fields.

SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF BLOCK BLOCK1 WITH FRAME TITLE text-001.
SELECT-OPTIONS NrCom FOR AUFK-AUFNR. "AUFK-AUFNR. "Comanda proces
SELECT-OPTIONS Material FOR AUFM-MATNR."AFKO-PLNBEZ. "Cod material
SELECT-OPTIONS UnitLog FOR AUFK-WERKS. " Unitate logistica
SELECT-OPTIONS TipCom FOR AUFK-AUART. "Tip comanda/Sectie
SELECT-OPTIONS COMINTRE FOR AFKO-GSTRP. "modif id m1. "Date intre care s-au lansat comenzi
SELECTION-SCREEN END OF BLOCK BLOCK1.

SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF BLOCK BLOCK2 WITH FRAME TITLE text-001.
SELECTION-SCREEN COMMENT /1(79) label_4.
PARAMETERS: btn1    RADIOBUTTON GROUP RAD1 USER-COMMAND chk DEFAULT 'X',
            btn2    RADIOBUTTON GROUP RAD1,
            btn3    RADIOBUTTON GROUP RAD1.
SELECTION-SCREEN END OF BLOCK BLOCK2.

START-OF-SELECTION.

  PERFORM Selectare.
  PERFORM BUILD_FIELDCATALOG.
  PERFORM sort_catalog.

  LOOP AT lt_join INTO wa_join.

    IF wa_join-MEINH = 'ST'.
      wa_join-MEINH ='BUC'.
    ENDIF.

    IF wa_join-MEINH = 'KG'.
      wa_join-MGVRG = '0'.
      wa_join-MEINH = '0'.
      wa_join-MENGE = '0'.
    endif.

    IF wa_join-GMEIN = 'ST'.
      wa_join-GMEIN ='KG'.
    ENDIF.

    IF wa_join-erfmg = wa_join-menge.
      wa_join-GMEIN ='0'.
      wa_join-gamng = '0'.
      wa_join-ERFMG = '0'.
    ENDIF.

    IF wa_join-bldat > wa_join-gltrp."
      wa_join-comdep = 'Depasit'." Comenzi termen depasit.
    ELSE.
      wa_join-comdep = 'Nedepasit'.
    ENDIF.

    IF wa_join-bldat > wa_join-gltrp."" comanda nr zile depasite fata de data estimata .
      wa_join-ziledep = wa_join-bldat - wa_join-gltrp.
    ELSE.
      wa_join-ziledep = ''.
    ENDIF.

    MODIFY lt_join FROM wa_join TRANSPORTING MEINH MGVRG MENGE GMEIN GAMNG ERFMG COMDEP BLDAT  ZILEDEP."COMINTRE. "  WEMNG MEINS

  ENDLOOP.

  LOOP AT lt_join ASSIGNING <wa_join>.
    IF <wa_join>-aufnr EQ '2001'.
      MOVE 'C410' TO <wa_join>-line_color.
    ELSE.
      MOVE 'C510' TO <wa_join>-line_color.
    ENDIF.

  ENDLOOP.

  MyLayout-zebra = 'X'.
  MyLayout-colwidth_optimize = 'X'.
  MyLayout-info_fieldname =      'LINE_COLOR'.

  Refresh it_filter.
  if btn1 = 'X'.
    ls_filter-fieldname = 'COMDEP'.  "Filtru data comanda intre doua date calendaristice pentru Depasit radiobuton "
    ls_filter-tabname = 'LT_JOIN'.
    ls_filter-sign0 = 'I'.
    ls_filter-optio = 'EQ'.
    ls_filter-valuf_int = 'Depasit'.
    APPEND ls_filter TO It_filter.
  ELSEIF btn3 = 'X'.
    ls_filter-fieldname = 'COMDEP'.  "Filtru data comanda intre doua date calendaristice pentru Nedepasit radiobuton "
    ls_filter-tabname = 'LT_JOIN'.
    ls_filter-sign0 = 'I'.
    ls_filter-optio = 'EQ'.
    ls_filter-valuf_int = 'Nedepasit'.
    APPEND ls_filter TO It_filter.
  EndIf.

  PERFORM DISPLAY_ALV_REPORT TABLES lt_join.

FORM Selectare.

  ##too_many_itab_fields
  SELECT a~aufnr
         "e~aufnr
         a~auart
         a~werks
         b~txt
         c~gamng "cant kg pe comanda
         c~gmein " unit masura kg
         "d~wemng
         e~erfmg " cant kg pe comanda predata
         c~gstrp
         c~gltrp
         e~bldat
         g~mgvrg "cant buc pe comanda
         g~meinh " unit masura buc
         "e~meins
         e~menge " cant buc pe comanda predata
         e~matnr"c~plnbez
         f~maktx
         e~mblnr
         e~zeile
         g~bmsch

  FROM AUFK AS a
 inner JOIN T003P AS b
  ON a~auart = b~auart
inner  JOIN AFKO as c
  ON a~aufnr = c~aufnr
inner  JOIN AFPO as d
  ON a~aufnr = d~aufnr
 inner JOIN AUFM as e
  ON a~aufnr = e~aufnr
 inner JOIN MAKT as f
  ON d~matnr = f~matnr
inner JOIN AFVV as g
  ON c~aufpl = g~aufpl

INTO TABLE lt_join
"FOR ALL ENTRIES IN lt_join
    WHERE a~aufnr IN NrCom AND "
          a~werks IN UnitLog AND
          b~auart IN TipCom AND
          b~SPRAS = SY-LANGU AND
          f~spras = sy-langu and
          e~matnr IN Material AND "c~plnbez
          bwart = '101' AND
          c~gstrp IN COMINTRE.

  sort lt_join by MBLNR.

  DELETE ADJACENT DUPLICATES FROM lt_join comparing MBLNR."

ENDFORM.

FORM sort_catalog.

  wa_sort-spos      = 4.
  wa_sort-fieldname = 'AUFNR'.
  wa_sort-up        = 'X'.
  wa_sort-subtot    = 'X'.
  APPEND wa_sort TO it_sort.

ENDFORM.

FORM BUILD_FIELDCATALOG.
  REFRESH FIELDCATALOG.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'WERKS'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Unitate logistica'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 1.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 10.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'AUART'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Tip Comanda'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 2.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 10.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'TXT'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Nume sectie'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 3.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 25.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'AUFNR'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Numar comanda'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 4.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 10.
  afield-no_zero = 'X'.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'MATNR'."'PLNBEZ'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Cod Material'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 5.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 15.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'MAKTX'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Descriere material'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 6.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 25.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'MGVRG'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Bucati pe comanda'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 7.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 13.
  afield-decimals_out = 0.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'MEINH'."MEINS
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Unitate'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 8.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 7.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'MENGE'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Cant. buc. predate'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 9.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 13.
  afield-decimals_out = 0.
  afield-do_sum = 'X'.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'GAMNG'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Cant.pe comanda'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 10.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 13.
  "afield-decimals_out = 0.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'GMEIN'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Unitate'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 11.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 5.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'ERFMG'. "WEMNG
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Cant. predata'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 12.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 10.
  "afield-decimals_out = 0.
  afield-do_sum = 'X'.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'GSTRP'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Lansare comanda'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 13.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 12.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'GLTRP'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Data plan finalizare'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 14.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 15.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'BLDAT'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Data predare comanda'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 15.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 13.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'COMDEP'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Termen comanda'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 16.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 13.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

  afield-FIELDNAME = 'ZILEDEP'.
  afield-SELTEXT_M = 'Nr zile'.
  afield-COL_POS   = 17.
  afield-OUTPUTLEN = 13.
  APPEND afield TO FIELDCATALOG.
  CLEAR afield.

ENDFORM.

FORM DISPLAY_ALV_REPORT TABLES lt_join.
* USING P_GRID_TITLE.
* rs_selfield TYPE slis_selfield.
  report_id = SY-REPID.
* RS_SELFIELD-ROW_STABLE = 'X'.
  CALL FUNCTION 'REUSE_ALV_GRID_DISPLAY'
    EXPORTING
      I_CALLBACK_PROGRAM       = report_id
      I_CALLBACK_TOP_OF_PAGE   = 'TOP-OF-PAGE'
*     I_CALLBACK_USER_COMMAND  = 'USER_COMMAND'
*     I_CALLBACK_PF_STATUS_SET = 'SET_PF_STATUS'
      IT_FIELDCAT              = FIELDCATALOG"[]
*     I_GRID_TITLE             = P_GRID_TITLE
      I_SAVE                   = 'X'
      IT_EVENTS                = MyEvents
      is_layout                = MyLayout
      it_sort                  = it_sort
      it_filter                = it_filter " List output filter criteria
*     IS_VARIANT               = G_VARIANT
    TABLES
      T_OUTTAB                 = lt_join
    EXCEPTIONS
      PROGRAM_ERROR            = 1
      OTHERS                   = 2.

  IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
  ENDIF.

ENDFORM.

*---------------------------------------------------------*
* Grid  Header                                            *
*---------------------------------------------------------*
Form TOP-OF-PAGE.
*ALV Header declarations
  data: My_header type slis_t_listheader,
        wa_header type slis_listheader,
        My_line   like wa_header-info,
        ld_lines  type i,
        ld_linesc(10) type c.

* Title
  clear wa_header.
  wa_header-typ  = 'H'.
  wa_header-info =
    'Raport status comenzi de productie'.
  append wa_header to My_header.
*
*  clear wa_header.
*  wa_header-typ  = 'H'.
*  wa_header-info =`enter code here`
*  'Efectuati DUBLU Click pt Analiza Grafica - optiunile 01-08'.
*  append wa_header to My_header.
  CALL FUNCTION 'REUSE_ALV_COMMENTARY_WRITE'
    EXPORTING
      it_list_commentary = My_header.
*            i_logo             = 'Z_LOGO'.
endform.

A: Use INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE clause in your SELECT, not just INTO TABLE lt_join. Probably, table values are transferred into wrong fields of the itab. Excerpt from the SELECT documentation:

If all columns are read with * and CORRESPONDING FIELDS is not
  specified, SELECT behaves as follows:

*

*When specifying a work area that does not contain any reference variables for LOB handles, the row is assigned to the result set
  left-aligned and unconverted according to the structure of the result
  set. Unaffected parts of the wa contain their previous content. To be
  able to access the components of the result set according to their
  type, the work area wa must be structured like the result set.

Also, your condition
IF wa_join-MEINH = 'KG'.
  wa_join-MGVRG = '0'.
  wa_join-MEINH = '0'.
  wa_join-MENGE = '0'.
endif.

might not be met, if MEINH field is filled after the condition.

A: I experienced duplicated column values if the fieldcatalog definition is somehow wrong for a column.
Check your fieldcat fieldnames and if they properly match your internal table fieldnames in lt_join and try to use as little fieldcatalog options as possible to avoid wrong configurations.

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'A very big, long war': Tripoli residents brace themselves as Haftar approaches
18 April 2019 North Africa
Source: Middle East Eye
Libyan National Army (LNA)
As many as 16,000 people have fled Libya's capital, Tripoli, as fighting commences on the outskirts of the city as the LNA continues to attempt an advance.
As fighting between forces loyal to rival Libyan governments rages on in Tripoli's outskirts, the capital's residents fear they are facing the grim prospect of a long, bloody war.
"Life goes on, and it's surprisingly normal in the capital," said Salim, 35, messaging from a downtown restaurant.
Just a week ago he was forced to flee his home on Tripoli's Airport Road, after it was shelled in fighting between the Libyan National Army (LNA), led by Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar and Libya's eastern-based government and forces of the UN-backed Tripoli-based Government of National Accord (GNA).
The World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Thursday that 205, including 18 civilians, had been killed in the two weeks of fighting outside Tripoli with more than 16,000 having already fleeing the capital.
Now living with extended family members in downtown Tripoli, Salim is making plans to try and leave Libya. But his family is large and getting everyone out and paying for rented accommodation in, for example Tunisia, is an expensive option, and one that is beyond the finances of most ordinary civilians.
"I don't know what's going to happen but I expect it's going to be a big and long war, which is why I'm seriously considering leaving Libya," Salim said.
"I'm just so tired of living like this, always in a very difficult situation and being afraid of war."
Normality has long been a very flexible term in Libya. Even in the capital, for years regular intra-militia clashes have been coupled with acute shortages of cash and electricity, and expensive basic living costs.
It is not only civilians who are adapting to current threats. Tripoli's Mitiga airport has reopened after being bombed by the LNA, in an attack that hit a military plane on the runway, according to an airport source.
But flights are currently only operating at night, when LNA warplanes are unable to carry out further airstrikes.
"Maybe it's because their aircraft and pilots are old but the LNA don't seem able to bomb at night, so that's when we're running our civilian flights," the airport source told MEE. GNA forces shot down a LNA warplane in southern Tripoli on Sunday.
Scared of further air strikes on Mitiga, many civilians are opting to travel between the capital and neighbouring Tunisia by road, on a route currently unaffected by the conflict.
LNA forces are, at present, quite far from downtown Tripoli, approximately 20-25 km at their nearest position. But the impact of fighting is creeping closer to more populated neighbourhoods. On Monday, five shells fired by unknown forces fell on Tripoli's populated Abu Salim district, injuring one civilian, according to Libya Alahrar TV.
"The fighting is mainly in Wadi al-Rabea, Tripoli's Ain Zara and Qasar Ben Gasheer suburbs and the Airport Road," explained another resident, Mohamed. He said the most intense recent fighting was in Wadi al-Rabea and Ain Zara.
"The LNA is focusing on south and south-eastern areas of Tripoli, with many fighters coming from the Tarhouna area. It looks like Haftar is planing to try and cut the road between Tripoli and Misrata, which is a vital supply link for weapons and fighters," he said.
LNA sources told the Arab Weekly this was a strategy to draw GNA forces into non-residential areas, to avoid a protracted, destructive war inside the capital.
However, Mohamed predicted that, with Misrata reportedly already having sent hundreds of troops to Tripoli's front-lines, fighting in the suburbs was already turning into a major battle.
The threat of war remains terrifyingly close even in areas of the capital as yet largely unaffected. In the Souq al-Juma district of Tripoli, 27 year-old Khalifa told MEE: "It's a big war happening in Tripoli's south-eastern suburbs. We are safe for now because the fighting is still quite far from us but we can sometimes hear the explosions."
At the opposite end of the city, a resident in the western Tripoli suburb of Janzour, Ahmed, said his area was quiet, although distant fighting could be heard.
Anticipating the worst, he already has his bags packed and his car filled with petrol, ready to evacuate his family.
The early stages of the battle for Tripoli are rekindling harsh memories of the capital's last major war almost five years ago, prompted by the results of Libya's last parliamentary elections.
Disenchanted with "independent" candidates in previous elections who had later revealed clear allegiances to more radical Islamist factions, in 2014 a low turnout of 18 percent voted for more moderate representation. The result was catastrophic.
As militias loyal to rival sides clashed in Tripoli, the elected government and parliament were chased out of the capital, since when they have been based in eastern Libya.
In a month-long battle, warring militias destroyed Tripoli International Airport and numerous aircraft, set civilian oil infrastructure ablaze and prompted most international embassies, companies and organisations to flee to neighbouring Tunisia.
"It's like 2014 all over again but, this time, we expect the war will be worse, much worse," said Khalifa. "Last time they didn't use warplanes." Reliance on airpower has left large areas of Benghazi and Sirte in ruins and residents are terrified the same fate could befall Tripoli.
With a chilling nod to Tripoli's 2014 war – which forced the elected government and parliament to flee to eastern libya and left vital infrastructure in ruins – international organisations, which had only started returning to the capital in recent years have already pulled out most expatriate staff. According to a Libyan UN employee, all non-essential foreign UN staff have been evacuated to Tunisia.
American nationals, along with some US military personnel, were evacuated via a US warship from Palm City, a gated coastal enclave popular with expatriates.
The Tripoli fighting is likely to further put back Western embassies' plans to fully reopen operations in Libya, which have largely ceased since 2014. A British embassy official told MEE three years ago that several years of continuous, uninterrupted peace in the capital were a pre-requisite for the British embassy to become fully-operational again.
Misrata militias return to Tripoli
Another consequence of recent fighting which has filled residents with dread is the redeployment of militias from Libya's third city of Misrata to Tripoli.
Misrata's battle-hardened militias are widely-viewed as one of western Libya's more effective fighting forces but their former presence in Tripoli was controversial.
In November 2013, Misratan fighters opened fire on peaceful anti-militia protestors, killing 47 civilians and injuring over 460. Misrata militias also participated in the 2014 Tripoli war.
Even five years later, people still talk about widely-circulated footage of the leader of Misrata's al-Marsaa Brigade Salah Badi standing in front of a burning Tripoli International Airport, praising Allah for its successful capture, and footage of his fighters walking around on the wings of brand new Airbus riddled with bullet-holes.
Misrata's subsequent involvement with the installation of Tripoli's self-proclaimed National Salvation Government (2014- 2016) after the elected government had fled to eastern Libya, was also controversial. In an interview with MEE last year, a Misratan government official, speaking privately, admitted: "Misrata has made a lot of mistakes since 2011 and, to be honest, a lot of people hate us because of this."
Misrata forces have clashed with the LNA on a number of battlefronts across Libya in the last four years, most of which they eventually conceded through negotiated peace settlements. The military arm of Misrata has long viewed Haftar and his forces as its greatest enemy in Libya.
Even during the battle against the Islamic State (IS) group in Sirte in 2016, during interviews, many Misratan commanders leading the offensive often wanted to talk more about Haftar, who they routinely termed a "war criminal", than they did about their own advances against IS.
"This war is already a total disaster. Misrata militias are back in Tripoli and, even if Haftar loses the war, what incentive will there be for Misrata militias to ever leave?" said furious Tripoli businessman Ferhad, who complained that businesses across the capital were already suffering a huge downtown in sales.
"And if Haftar wins, it will also be a disaster for us. There are a lot of weapons involved but I don't think either side has enough power to actually win this battle, so I think they'll fight until they suffer great losses and Tripoli is badly damaged, and then they will reach some kind of agreement. I really think this war is going to last for fucking ages."
Years of negotiations, led mainly by the UN and the international community, towards a peaceful settlement to Libya's troubled political and military situation post-2011 have repeatedly failed.
The early phases of the battle for Tripoli have left most Libyans giving up hoping for a peaceful solution, and believing any outcome looks set to bring with it further conflict.
"It's unlikely that Haftar will withdraw from this battle because it would lead to the partition of Libya and further civil wars. If he does withdraw, the GNA's forces will go to all the pro-LNA towns, especially Tarhuna which is now almost 100 percent with Haftar, and demand they hand over their weapons, which they will obviously refuse to do, and that will spark more fighting," said Mohamed.
"The most likely scenario is that the LNA will persevere and eventually take Tripoli, but that will not be easy and I think could take at least six months."
Support for LNA inside Tripoli
How much popular support the LNA actually commands in the capital remains to be seen, but there are solid pockets of LNA loyalists. Under two faltering Tripoli-based governments, among long-term supporters of the eastern-based government, the whispered phrase "Haftar is coming" was heard for years.
Supporters believed that, with his outspoken antagonism towards hardlined Islamist ideologies and militias, Haftar could bring peace and normality to the capital, returning Libya's only elected governing bodies to their rightful Tripoli institutions.
With the long war in Benghazi and then Derna, a hotbed of extremism even under Gaddafi, as well as other civil conflicts that have repeatedly flared up, the LNA's arrival to Tripoli's outskirts has taken almost five years.
Despite this, residents say Haftar and the LNA still have a solid support base, notably in Tripoli's eastern suburb of Tajoura and the downtown area of Fashloom, where pro-LNA uprisings were mercilessly crushed in 2015.
"These areas are still waiting for Haftar and they are not the only ones," said Mohamed.
"A group of civilians in [the west-central Tripoli area of] Gergarish recently announced their support for Haftar but their meeting was broken up by armed militiamen, and there are many other supporters who are afraid to publicly voice their opinions."
If Haftar can achieve victory in Tripoli, indications from the ground suggest he might receive a wider welcome than vehemently anti-Haftar camps and perhaps the international community, would like to believe.
But, at present, that prospect remains a long way off.
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