#EC commands?

[former_member194669]

Hi,

Can anybody having complete list of #EC commands?

like #EC NOTEXT

Thanks for your help.

a®

[former_member194669]

Hi,

Can anybody having complete list of #EC commands?

like #EC NOTEXT

Thanks for your help.

a®

[Former Member]

Hi,

I do not have the complete list, but here are some of them.

1. ("#EC *) exculdes error messages regarding the current ABAP command

2. ("#EC NOTEXT) indicates that a string does not have to be stored as a text element

3. ("#EC CALLED) indicates that a FORM has a PERFORM call

4. ("#EC NEEDED) - no messages are output about a field that is only read

5. ("#EC NOBREAK) - no messages are sent at BREAK-POINTs

6. ("#EC TRANSLANG) specifies that the use of TOUPPER or TOLOWER is also safe in multilingual systems.

7. ("#EC SYNTCHAR) specifies that the data TOUPPER or TOLOWER is used on contains only characters from the syntactical character set.

8. lv_datum "#EC DOM_EQUAL

9. #EC CI_NOCLIENT for client specified.

Lokesh

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Lokesh Aggarwal

[former_member194669]

Thanks Lokesh,

I am in Netweaver 7 upgrade with UC&CU . some of the errors in SCI (SAP Code Inspector)

I need to hide. I don't want to use #EC* in all places of code. So i am looking specific #EC commands

Anyway thanks

a®

[Former Member]

Hi a®s,

Check out table SLIN_DESC for all available #EC codes.

field CODE_NAME will give you the type of error and field PSEUDO_COM will give you the code. Use #EC to hide the error messages.

Lokesh

[former_member194669]

Hi,

I checked this table , but could not able to differentiate the codes specifically for #EC

a®

[naimesh_patel]

The field PSEUDO_COM of the table SLIN_DESC gives you the list of the #EC commands.

Like if the SLIN_DESC-PSEUDO_COM = '*' than it means '#EC *'

SLIN_DESC-PSEUDO_COM = 'TRANSPORT' than it means '#EC TRANSPORT'

So, basically just add #EC infront of that field value.

Regards,

Naimesh Patel

[vladimir_andrade]

Please check this blog
https://www.developervoyage.com/2019/09/03/what-are-pragmas-and-pseudo-comments-in-abap.html