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abt global class?

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‎2007 Jul 18 11:21 AM

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hi, how to create our own global classes,wt is the process.

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seshatalpasai_madala
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‎2007 Jul 18 11:32 AM

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Hi,

Use transaction SE24.

Enter your class name and click on create you will get class builder.

From there you can create your class and its attributes, methods etc.

You can then in any program create instance of this class and call the methods.

Regards,

Sesh

Hi,

Use transaction SE24.

Enter your class name and click on create you will get class builder.

From there you can create your class and its attributes, methods etc.

You can then in any program create instance of this class and call the methods.

Regards,

Sesh

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seshatalpasai_madala
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‎2007 Jul 18 11:32 AM

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Hi,

Use transaction SE24.

Enter your class name and click on create you will get class builder.

From there you can create your class and its attributes, methods etc.

You can then in any program create instance of this class and call the methods.

Regards,

Sesh

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‎2007 Jul 18 11:41 AM

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the global class is useful as function module... but the thing is global class is having methods....

ok i understood that applications which are programmed by global class can also programmed by functional modules...

rewards point for useful answer...

regards...

Abhay Singh.