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extended check warning

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hi,

In extended Check of my code i get this Warning:

Program: ZFI_E_DV_FINA_SWIFT Include: ZFI_E_DV_FINA_SWIFT_F01 Line : 35

FORM TRANSFER_DOWN not called directly

(check dynamic PERFORMs!

Maja

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Hello Maja,

U have to use like this is hide the warning.

FORM TRANSFER_DOWN ."#EC CALLED

If useful reward.

Vasanth

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hi ,

you can try #EC *

jaffer

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where i try that one?

i put it in a code or what?

thanx!

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Former Member
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Hi,

This message suggests that the form FORM TRANSFER_DOWN is not called in your program using perform statement. You can hide the message by adding the "#EC on right side of the form statement after the .(dot). If this perform is not at all called in your program or from any other program then you can comment out the Form altogether.

Hope this helps.

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former_member404244
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Hi Maja,

i think u have not used the perform statemnt.U can hide the message by giving

FORM TRANSFER_DOWN . "EC CALLED

Regards,

Nagaraj

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Hi,

you can do this using

FORM TRANSFER_DOWN ."#EC CALLED 

endform.

regards

vijay

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Former Member
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Hello Maja,

U have to use like this is hide the warning.

FORM TRANSFER_DOWN ."#EC CALLED

If useful reward.

Vasanth

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Hello,

Check whether the form is in use. If not delete that form.

If it is in use just add "#EC in the line FORM <XXXXX_XXXX>.

Regs,

Venkat Ramanan N