Hi

[Former Member]

Please any one can tell me the meaning of the below code :

CALL 'SendSubmitReq'

ID 'TMSG' FIELD i_th_msg

ID 'TSYS' FIELD i_server.

Regards,

Pralhad P. Teggi

[Former Member]

Hi,

<b>CALL - Call a System Function:</b>

<b>Note</b>

This statement is for internal use only.

It cannot be used in application programs.

<b>Note</b>

As of Release 6.20, you should use Kernel Methods instead of system functions.

<b>Syntax</b>

CALL cfunc.

<b>Addition:</b>

... ID id1 FIELD f1 ... ID idn FIELD fn

<b>Effect</b>

Calls the system function cfunc. The relevant function must exist in the file sapactab.h. If you change or recreate a function, you have to compile and link the SAP kernel again. For this, you need the C source code files.

Normally, external programs should be called by RFC with CALL FUNCTION ... DESTINATION.

<b>Addition</b>

... ID id1 FIELD f1 ... ID idn FIELD fn

<b>Effect</b>

Passes fields to the called program by reference. With "ID id1", you specify the name of a formal parameter, and with "FIELD f1" the relevant field from the ABAP/4 program. If a formal parameter expects an internal table, the latter is passed in the form "FIELD tab[]".

Example

DATA RESULT(8).

CALL 'MULTIPLY' ID 'P1' FIELD '9999'

ID 'P2' FIELD '9999'

ID 'RES' FIELD RESULT.

<b>Note</b>

With some critical C functions, the system automatically performs an authorization check. If the user does not have the appropriate authorization, a runtime error occurs. You can check the authorization with the function module AUTHORITY_CHECK_C_FUNCTION.

Exceptions

Non-Catchable Exceptions

Cause: You do not have the authorization to call this C function.

Runtime Error: CALL_C_FUNCTION_NO_AUTHORITY

Cause: The system function specified is unknown.

Runtime Error: CALL_C_FUNCTION_NOT_FOUND

Cause: The system function SYSTEM is deactivated (in CALL 'SYSTEM')

Runtime Error: CALL_SYSTEM_DISABLED

Regards,

Bhaskar

[varma_narayana]

Hi

This CALL statement is used to Call some Commands of the System kernel.

Check the F1 help on CALL statement.

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[Former Member]

Hi ,

This might call system command of the particular server sending message.

regards,

Santosh

[Former Member]

Hi,

<b>CALL - Call a System Function:</b>

<b>Note</b>

This statement is for internal use only.

It cannot be used in application programs.

<b>Note</b>

As of Release 6.20, you should use Kernel Methods instead of system functions.

<b>Syntax</b>

CALL cfunc.

<b>Addition:</b>

... ID id1 FIELD f1 ... ID idn FIELD fn

<b>Effect</b>

Calls the system function cfunc. The relevant function must exist in the file sapactab.h. If you change or recreate a function, you have to compile and link the SAP kernel again. For this, you need the C source code files.

Normally, external programs should be called by RFC with CALL FUNCTION ... DESTINATION.

<b>Addition</b>

... ID id1 FIELD f1 ... ID idn FIELD fn

<b>Effect</b>

Passes fields to the called program by reference. With "ID id1", you specify the name of a formal parameter, and with "FIELD f1" the relevant field from the ABAP/4 program. If a formal parameter expects an internal table, the latter is passed in the form "FIELD tab[]".

Example

DATA RESULT(8).

CALL 'MULTIPLY' ID 'P1' FIELD '9999'

ID 'P2' FIELD '9999'

ID 'RES' FIELD RESULT.

<b>Note</b>

With some critical C functions, the system automatically performs an authorization check. If the user does not have the appropriate authorization, a runtime error occurs. You can check the authorization with the function module AUTHORITY_CHECK_C_FUNCTION.

Exceptions

Non-Catchable Exceptions

Cause: You do not have the authorization to call this C function.

Runtime Error: CALL_C_FUNCTION_NO_AUTHORITY

Cause: The system function specified is unknown.

Runtime Error: CALL_C_FUNCTION_NOT_FOUND

Cause: The system function SYSTEM is deactivated (in CALL 'SYSTEM')

Runtime Error: CALL_SYSTEM_DISABLED

Regards,

Bhaskar