#EC

[Former Member]

Hi Experts,

What is the mean of

"#EC NEEDED

and

"#EC CALLED

Thanks in Advance,

Study SAP

[Former Member]

Hi experts,

I need some help in this regard,

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Regards,

Study SAP

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[Former Member]

Hi

Comments

Normal comments

The * character in the first position in a line in a program indicates that the line is a comment line. A comment line can contain any content you wish and is ignored when the program is generated by the ABAP Compiler.

If you enter " in any position in a line, the remaining content to the end of the line is a comment (line end comment), which is also ignored when the program is generated by the ABAP Compiler. This rule does not apply to " in character literals.

Pseudo comments

The character string "#EC after a statement defines that the content following it is a pseudo comment. Pseudo comments influence the extended program check or define test properties for test classes (as of release 7.0). "#EC can either be followed by a text documented during the extended program check to stop the corresponding check for this line, or by a test property after the CLASS statement with the addition FOR TESTING.

Note

In non-Unicode systems, no characters should be used in lines that are not available in all code pages supported by SAP. In the worst case scenario, a program used with a different code page to that in which it was created can no longer be executed. SAP recommends that you only use 7-bit ASCII characters.

Example

The first line is a comment line. The pseudo comment "#EC NEEDED suppresses the report from the extended program check that f is not subject to read access. The last line contains a comment after ".

• Demo extended check

DATA: f TYPE string, "#EC NEEDED

g TYPE string.

f = g. "Value assignment

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Vivek

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[Former Member]

Thanks Vivek