How to log input parameters for Function Modules?

[Former Member]

Hi,

I need to create a Logging system to trace input parameters for function modules.

The log functionality could be done by developing a class method or a function module (For example 'write_log'), and calling it within each function module that I want to log. The 'write_log' code should be independent from the interface of the Function Module that I want to log.

For example, I'd like to write a function/class method that can log both these functions modules:

Function DummyA

Input parameters: A1 type char10, A2 type char10.

Function DummyB

Input parameters: B1 type char20, B2 type char20, B3 type char20, B4 type Z_MYSTRUCTURE

Now the questions...

- Is there a "standard SAP" function that provide this functionality?

- If not, is there a system variable in which I can access runtime all parameters name, type and value for a particular function module?

- If not, how can I loop at Input parameters in a way that is independent from the function module interface?

Thank you in advance for helping!

[VikasB]

Do you want to get this log in SLG1?

vikas.

[Former Member]

Hi Vikas,

cheers for replying.

Using the SLG1 function group is not essential.

[Former Member]

hi tronci,

CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT

converts any number into a string fill with zeroes, with the number at the extreme right

Example:

input = 123

output = 0000000000000...000000000000123

CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_OUTPUT

converts any number with zeroes right into a simple integer

Example:

input = 00000000000123

output = 123

try.....if it is helpfull please reward me some points

[athavanraja]

with the FM call the FM FUNCTION_IMPORT_INTERFACE to get the interface signature details of your function , and then using the parameter names, you can get the value from the rutime and log it.

(i am sure there should be a better way - something like system variable giving these info, will look for it and if i find will update)

Regards

Raja

[Former Member]

Hi Durairaj,

seems that FUNCTION_IMPORT_INTERFACE provides a way to solve the problem!

I'm going to try this function, and see if I can get all the information I need.

Thank you very much

[Former Member]

Using FUNCTION_IMPORT_INTERFACE I'm able to retrieve all the parameters and their type.

Now how can I access the runtime environment to retrieve the value?

[athavanraja]

check this sample code. here i am capturing only parameters (import) values. you can extend this to capture tables, changin, etc.

FUNCTION y_test_fm.
*"----------------------------------------------------------------------
*"*"Local Interface:
*"  IMPORTING
*"     REFERENCE(PARAM1) TYPE  CHAR10
*"     REFERENCE(PARAM2) TYPE  CHAR10
*"     REFERENCE(PARAM3) TYPE  CHAR10
*"----------------------------------------------------------------------
  DATA: ep TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF rsexp ,
        ip TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF rsimp ,
        tp TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF rstbl ,
        el TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF rsexc ,
        vals TYPE tihttpnvp ,
        wa_vals TYPE ihttpnvp ,
        wa_ip TYPE rsimp .
  FIELD-SYMBOLS: <temp> TYPE ANY .

  CALL FUNCTION 'FUNCTION_IMPORT_INTERFACE'
    EXPORTING
      funcname                 = 'Y_TEST_FM'
*   INACTIVE_VERSION         = ' '
*   WITH_ENHANCEMENTS        = 'X'
*   IGNORE_SWITCHES          = ' '
* IMPORTING
*   GLOBAL_FLAG              =
*   REMOTE_CALL              =
*   UPDATE_TASK              =
*   EXCEPTION_CLASSES        =
    TABLES
      exception_list           = el
      export_parameter         = ep
      import_parameter         = ip
*   CHANGING_PARAMETER       =
      tables_parameter         = tp
*   P_DOCU                   =
*   ENHA_EXP_PARAMETER       =
*   ENHA_IMP_PARAMETER       =
*   ENHA_CHA_PARAMETER       =
*   ENHA_TBL_PARAMETER       =
*   ENHA_DOCU                =
   EXCEPTIONS
     error_message            = 1
     function_not_found       = 2
     invalid_name             = 3
     OTHERS                   = 4
            .
  IF sy-subrc = 0.
    LOOP AT ip INTO wa_ip .
      MOVE: wa_ip-parameter TO wa_vals-name .
      ASSIGN (wa_vals-name) TO <temp> .
      IF <temp> IS ASSIGNED .
        wa_vals-value = <temp> .
      ENDIF .
      APPEND wa_vals TO vals .
    ENDLOOP .
  ENDIF.

ENDFUNCTION.

[Former Member]

Hi Durairaj,

this is exactly what I was looking for, thank you for the help!

Cheers