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Class for customer use

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Former Member

‎2009 Jan 20 6:43 PM

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Hi All,

Can you please tell me how can I found if a particular class is released for customer use or not?

Thanks,

Rajeev

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amit_khare
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‎2009 Jan 20 6:57 PM

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SAP says this with respect to class -

Internally Released Indicator

Until a comprehensive release concept is developed for a packet discussion, two levels of release exist:

Not released, that is, this class is only a utility class and is not actually used

Internally released, that is, this class can be restricted (see internal release of function modules). There are no stability guarantees for use outside of SAP.

Hi All,

Can you please tell me how can I found if a particular class is released for customer use or not?

Thanks,

Rajeev

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amit_khare
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‎2009 Jan 20 6:57 PM

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SAP says this with respect to class -

Internally Released Indicator

Until a comprehensive release concept is developed for a packet discussion, two levels of release exist:

Not released, that is, this class is only a utility class and is not actually used

Internally released, that is, this class can be restricted (see internal release of function modules). There are no stability guarantees for use outside of SAP.