‎2009 Jul 24 12:50 PM
Hello Experts,
when I debug a report, I get always the following lines instead of my written source code:
SAPLLANG / LLANGU04 / 9 SY-SUBRC 0
FUNCTION / CONVERSION_EXIT_ISOLA_OUTPUT SY-TABIX 4
FUNCTION CONVERSION_EXIT_ISOLA_OUTPUT.
*"----
*" IMPORTING
*" VALUE(INPUT)
*" EXPORTING
*" VALUE(OUTPUT)
*"----
OUTPUT = SAVE_INPUT(1) = INPUT.
CHECK SAVE_INPUT(1) NA ' *'.
SELECT SINGLE * FROM T002 WHERE SPRAS = INPUT.
CHECK SY-SUBRC = 0.
OUTPUT = T002-LAISO.
ENDFUNCTION.
What does that mean? Is this an error in my source code?
Best regards,
Tobias
‎2009 Jul 24 12:54 PM
Hi
That means u have an input/output parameter defined like a dictionary field (I suppose something like SPRAS) assigned to a domain having ISOLA as input/output format conversion.
Every time that field has to be displayed this convertion routine will be triggered.
Max
‎2009 Jul 24 1:04 PM
This is nothing but the Conersion Exit assigned in domain for a fileld that u want to display. Say material u r passing 000000000000000123, the conversion exit CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_OUTPUT will remove the leading Zeros and give the output as 123.
‎2009 Jul 28 2:54 PM
Ok, if I have understood that right, this code will always appear if parameters are defined and the debugger is executed. Right?
Best regards,
Tobias
‎2009 Jul 30 7:18 AM
Hi Tobias,
If you go through debugging mode and if you enter in this FM, you will see this code.
Thnaks
Sumesh
‎2009 Aug 13 7:03 AM
Hi,
Is this problem solved?
Even i had faced the problem. i was able to solve the problem by checking all the events.
I had missed START-OF-SELECTION..
Regards,
Tejaswini
‎2009 Aug 13 1:01 PM
No, the problem isn`t really solved.
I have checked the events in my code. It contains start-of-selection.
‎2009 Aug 13 1:19 PM
Hi
Are u using a WRITE statament?
A convertion routine is triggered as soon as a variable has to be displayed.
Max
‎2009 Aug 18 7:26 AM
Yes, I am using a WRITE statement, but what does that implies? I don`t think that always using a WRITE statement, while debugging the FM mentioned above is opened.