Error: Before the statement "FORM", conclude with "ENDFUNCTION

[Former Member]

Hi All,

I'm using this exit :EXIT_SAPLVEDA_001.

In this exit include zxvedu03 is used.

I have written a perform in this include zxvedu03 :

perform abc.

I have written the code

form abc.
                                         endform.

in include ZXVEDF01.

I have called this

includeZXVEDF01

in the last line of include zxvedu03.

Now i'm getting error :

Incorrect nesting: Before the statement "FORM", the structure  
introduced by "FUNCTION" must be concluded with "ENDFUNCTION".

I have even tried to create include from perform statement and then inserted code and vise versa too but results are same.

Please suggest how can i revolve this error.

Thanks.

[Former Member]

Hi Maen,

I inserted the include in the include mentioned by you.

The perform does not even require any floating call.

It worked.

Thanks.

[nabheetscn]

First of all it should be included on the top. Secondly why are you creating a separate include..? Any particular reason...?

Nabheet

[Former Member]

I used it in the top but issue is not solved.

This is as per the requirement required such changes.

[Former Member]

Hi,

There is no need to write the Include statement "includeZXVEDF01" inside zxvedu03.

Regards,

Srini.

[Former Member]

Write you form.....endform after ENDFUNCTION statement

Regards

Praveen

[Former Member]

I cannot write my form endform statement after endfunction the Function endfucntion is in standard FM .

[Former Member]

Hi,

Can you please paste your code.

With Regards,

Sumodh.P

[Former Member]

Hi,

This is my code of include ZXVEDU03:

if ( contrl-sndsad in rl_var2 ) or ( contrl-sndsad in rl_var1 ).

*** Uncommented below perform
  perform contract_determine using contrl-sndsad segment
                                                 dxvbak
                                                 dxvbap
                                                 dxvbadr
                                                 dd_flag_k.
endif.
***
***statements**
include zxvedf01.

Code in includeZXVEDF01 :

form contract_determine using    p_cntrl_sndsad p_segment type edidd
                                                p_dxvbak   structure wa_dxvbak
                                                p_dxvbap   structure wa_dxvbap
                                                p_dxvbadr  structure wa_dxvbadr
                                                p_d_flag_k structure wa_d_flag_k.


*** statements**
endform.

Note: Include ZXVEDU03 is in EXIT_SAPLVEDA_001 and ZXVEDF01 is in ZXVEDU03.

EXIT_SAPLVEDA_001-> ZXVEDU03->ZXVEDF01

[Former Member]

ZXVEDF01 is in ZXVEDU03

That's your problem: it should not be in there. It should be included outside the FUNCTION...ENDFUNCTION.

Include it in: lxvedf00.

Edited by: Maen Anachronos on Nov 19, 2010 12:48 PM

[deepak_dhamat]

hi ,

you said

in include ZXVEDF01.

I have called this includeZXVEDF01

you should not do this way .

you are calling ZXVEDF01 in ZXVEDF01 (include ) which is same .

Regards

Deepak.

[Former Member]

Hi all,

The problem is solved .

I have used a dynamic calling of the include and it worked.

PERFORM contract_determine(ZXVEDF01) USING contrl-sndsad segment
                                                 dxvbak
                                                 dxvbap
                                                 dxvbadr
                                                 dd_flag_k.

Thanks all for the replies.

[Former Member]

So now you have a floating INCLUDE...

Do it properly: put your FORM routine in the include i mentioned.

[Former Member]

Hi Maen,

I inserted the include in the include mentioned by you.

The perform does not even require any floating call.

It worked.

Thanks.

[Former Member]

i think you actually are creating a routine inside the function...

you exit is:

FUNCTION.

include zx.....

ENDFUNCTION.

if in that include you are calling another one, both includes are inside the main exit funcion...

so, i think the solution is to put your code in another funcion instead of declaring a form routine.

( this answer came late for 3 minutes )

regards, Sebastian

Edited by: Sebastian Bustamante on Nov 19, 2010 1:14 PM