2008 Sep 25 7:18 AM
Hi,
All the global classes are stored in the class-pool, can anyone suggest where to check this class-pool and the classes available in this.
2008 Sep 25 7:33 AM
Hello ,
The CLASS-POOL statement must be the first statement of a standalone program, after any Include programs have been called. It introduces a class pool. Class pools are maintained in the Class Builder in the ABAP Workbench. A main programfor a global class, including a CLASS-POOL statement, is generated automatically. The MESSAGE-ID addition to the CLASS-POOL statement has the same meaning as for the REPORT statement.
You can see the class pool in txn SE24.
Regards,
Sandeep
Hi,
All the global classes are stored in the class-pool, can anyone suggest where to check this class-pool and the classes available in this.
2008 Sep 25 7:24 AM
2008 Sep 25 7:27 AM
hi,
all the class pool programs r stored in TRDIR view with program type K .
u can check those programs from se38 or classes from se24 .
2008 Sep 25 7:33 AM
Hello ,
The CLASS-POOL statement must be the first statement of a standalone program, after any Include programs have been called. It introduces a class pool. Class pools are maintained in the Class Builder in the ABAP Workbench. A main programfor a global class, including a CLASS-POOL statement, is generated automatically. The MESSAGE-ID addition to the CLASS-POOL statement has the same meaning as for the REPORT statement.
You can see the class pool in txn SE24.
Regards,
Sandeep
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