Defining attribute for internal table within class builder?

[former_member232785]

Hello there,

I use an function module that provides me an internal table which has the reference type of the DDIC object zml_output. Furthermore I call this function module within a global class that should keep the result of the function module into the attribute lt_result, that is declared as private and typed with

lt_result TYPE zml_output.

Even the definition of that attribute causes the following error message:

"lt_result" is not an internal table.

I don't have any clue how to type lt_result differently. Actually I would need the following type of typing "TYPE TABLE OF" but that does not exist within the class builder.

Thanks for your help in advanced!

Robert

[Former Member]

you can use the "local types" tab or "types" tab in se24 to declare your types.

Please note that if you declare your type in "local types " then that can be used as impor/export parameter of a private method only . To use the type for public method , define type in "types" tab ....

[former_member232785]

hey rajesh,

Thanks for your reply. I defined my type through the "Types" tab. Unfortunatelly I get now the error message that my type lt_result is unknown ("It was not defined neither in the mentioned table nor within a DATA command").

Do you have any further idea?

[Former Member]

Hello ,

Maybe you could use a table type and not an internal table.

What is the code you would like to write in the global class?

Could you provide it to me ?

[former_member232785]

Hi Konstantinidis ...

Of course I can provide it to you. The code of my methode load_data reads as follows:

method LOAD_DATA.

    CALL FUNCTION 'ZDATAGET'
    EXPORTING
      iv_dat    = iv_dat
      iv_time1  = iv_time1
      iv_delta  = iv_delta
    TABLES
      et_result = lt_result.

endmethod.

Especially the lt_result causes the mentioned error message

The compiler seems to expect something "TABLE" like for attribute lt_result. But whatever I tried it doesn't seem to work out.

Many thanks for help...

[Former Member]

Hello,

I did a test with success.

I went to the attribute ( lt_result) and i pressed the arrow button after the "typing" column ( the column that you set the TYPE,LIKE,etc) . i wrote there a new variable of table type internal table ( for exampe tlt_result) and now i have defined a new variable which is an internal table.

An other solution is to change the lt_result in the function module and do it table type . then you need do nothing.

I hope i help you. if not let me know .

Antonis.

[former_member232785]

Thank your very much!

I didn't know that the green arrow can be used to declare instance attributes. Great thing!