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help in finding out error in include ---se37

Former Member — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 08:36:47 GMT

Hello everyone,

This is regarding the include in the function module .

Where we define constants , i have to define like this

If plant EQ 'ita' OR plant EQ 'del' OR plant EQ 'net' .
        c_form LIKE itcta-tdform VALUE 'form1' .
        ELSE .
        c_form LIKE itcta-tdform VALUE 'form2' .
        ENDIF .

The error that i get while activating is "unable to interpret PLANT -possible causes -incorrect spelling or comma error".

I am not able to find out where i am going wrong .

Can anyone help me find out the error or where and what i missed out .

Any help will be appreciated .

Thanks

Sumit

Re: help in finding out error in include ---se37

rainer_hbenthal — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 08:40:39 GMT

You can not have logical expressions in data decalration. If it various that way, it isnt a constant. So why decalring it as a constant if it may change? Thats nonsense.

Re: help in finding out error in include ---se37

dev_parbutteea — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 08:41:13 GMT

Hi,

You should do something like this, assuming that plant is an importing parameter in the FM or alreayd declared in the codes..

data:c_form type itcta-tdform .

If plant EQ 'ita' OR plant EQ 'del' OR plant EQ 'net' .
        c_form  = 'form1' .
        ELSE .
        c_form = 'form2' .
        ENDIF .

Re: help in finding out error in include ---se37

Former Member — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 10:51:45 GMT

Hi Sumit,

The error message that you get while activating *"unable to interpret PLANT -possible causes -incorrect spelling or comma error" means that the variable plant is not defined in the include nor is it a global variable, or you have missplet the variable name. Declare/correct the variable accordingly in your include and proceed as mentioned in the above response for "FORM1" or "FORM2" values.

Regards,

Chen

Re: help in finding out error in include ---se37

Former Member — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 11:02:52 GMT

Hi,

U have not defined the varibale PLANt.

Defin ethe same in Tcode = SE37

Give the function module name and clcik on change.

Use menu GOTO----

>GLOBAL DATA. define the plant here as below.


data: plant type werks.

Regards,

Pravin

Re: help in finding out error in include ---se37

matt — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 11:08:56 GMT

I assume you mean the TOP include -that is - where the data is declared? The TOP include contains the global data definitions. It does not contain ANY programming. There is no conditional declaration of variables or constants.

Further (unless declared as global), parameters within a function module are local to the function module and cannot be accessed outside it.

matt

Re: help in finding out error in include ---se37

Former Member — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 14:37:53 GMT

Actually, I think you'll find that the problem is in the statement just before this one. Did you end it with a period??

Rob