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Syntax check

Former Member — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 02:40:48 GMT

Can anyone give me the codes on how to implement the syntax check FM namely: EDITOR_SYNTAX_CHECK and RS_SYNTAX_CHECK to my codes?

Re: Syntax check

Former Member — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 02:51:36 GMT

Here we go....EDITOR_SYNTAX_CHECK

&----

& Form chcek_syntax_error

&----

FORM chcek_syntax_error.

CALL FUNCTION 'EDITOR_SYNTAX_CHECK'

EXPORTING

I_global_check = ''

I_global_program = ''

I_program = 'ZUP19800526'

I_r2_check = ''

I_r2_destination = ''

I_trdir = ''

IMPORTING

O_error_include = er_include

O_error_line = er_line

O_error_message = error_message

O_error_offset = er_off

O_error_subrc = er_subrc

TABLES

I_source = uptab.

IF er_subrc <> 0.

Er_line = er_line - 2.

WRITE: / 1 'Error Line:' er_line.

WRITE: / 1 error_message-line1, error_message-line2,

Error_message-line3.

STOP.

ENDIF.

ENDFORM. "Chcek_syntax_error

Hope this Helps

Vinodh Balakrishnan

Re: Syntax check

Former Member — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:26:54 GMT

Can you explain what should I fill in the parameters of this FM? Is there any guides for it?

Re: Syntax check

Former Member — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:40:23 GMT

In the example i gave you

Just Pass the following Importing Parameter

I_program = 'ZUP19800526' ( Your Program name)

And Provide following Variables as Export Parameters

O_error_include = er_include ( Like SY-REPID)

O_error_line = er_line (like SY-INDEX)

O_error_message = error_message (String)

O_error_offset = er_off (Like SY-TABIX)

O_error_subrc = er_subrc (Like SY-SUBRC)

And Tables

TABLES

I_source = uptab. ( Internal Table with header line)

Hope this Helps

Vinodh Balakrishnan

Re: Syntax check

Former Member — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 07:15:51 GMT

Hi inorder to understand wht are the correct input to enter, you may directly enter tcode SE37- ABAP Function Modules.

Enter the EDITOR_SYNTAX_CHECK or RS_SYNTAX_CHECK to check what are the available attributes in each FM. Click on each tab (eg: Import, Export, Changing etc) then you will understand more clearly on the input or output. Hope this will solve your puzzle.

Reward points are highly appreciated. Thanks

Re: Syntax check

Former Member — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 08:47:29 GMT

I got a problem with the codes given which is here:

WRITE: / 1 'Error Line:' er_line.

WRITE: / 1 error_message-line1, error_message-line2,

Error_message-line3.

Can you explain what does this codes means and if I should replace it with anything?