Exception CX_SY_DYN_CALL_ILLEGAL_TYPE when calling function

[Former Member]

Hello,

When I call a function module, it gives a runtime error like this:

Runtime error CALL_FUNCTION_CONFLICT_TYPE

Except. CX_SY_DYN_CALL_ILLEGAL_TYPE

The problem is that I'm using something like below:

call function zzz

exporting

xxx = yyy

with:

xxx type char50

yyy type char2

Is there a possibility to transform my char2 into a char50?

By doing this, I would be able to use the function module.

Thanks

[Former Member]

Hi Glenn,

Type of the xxx and yyy should be same

so take as below:

DATA:

xxx type char50

yyy type char50

or

xxx type char2

yyy type char2

it will solves your problem

Thanks!!

[Former Member]

Yes, I know it should be the same, but for some reasons I can't change the types of these parameters.

So I was looking for a transformation of a char2 to a char50.

Thanks

[Former Member]

data:var(50) type c.

var = yyy

call function ab

imp

xxx = var.

[Former Member]

Thanks, this solved my problem!

[Former Member]

Thanks, this solved my problem!

[Former Member]

Thanks! That solved my problem!

[Former Member]

Thanks.

This helped to solve my problem!

regards

[Former Member]

Thanks! That solved my problem.

Regards

[christine_evans]

Whenever you call a function module, always ensure that your import, export etc parameters are typed in exactly the same way as they are typed in the function module. This is a foolproof way of avoiding this type of error and I've never seen why anyone would want to do anything else.

[Former Member]

hi,

do one thing just make the type and size of both the importing and exporting parameter same...

example:-

data: a(10) type c. (importing)

data: b(10) type c. (exporting)

i think this will help u

with regards,

Ritesh J