‎2007 Jul 06 6:20 AM
Hi all,
Please tell me, is it advicable to write include statement inside USER-EXIT .
Thanks,
Muthu.
‎2007 Jul 06 6:26 AM
Hi,
But how will you create an INCLUDE, if you have to it has to be in customer namespace, if you want to create in the customer name space this should not be a problem, infact you get an advantage that your code is stored in an include program and you can modify it with out touching the USER-EXIT every time.
Regards,
Sesh
‎2007 Jul 06 6:34 AM
hi
yes it is advidable to write ur code on side the user exit. if u directly write the code it will give the error.
regards
ravish
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‎2007 Jul 06 6:34 AM
hi Muthu,
There is already a include provided in the User-Exit which is is customer namespace Z* which you can use. You still need other include then you can create it and use in this Z* include. There is no harm in it.
Regards,
Atish
‎2007 Jul 06 6:39 AM
‎2007 Jul 06 6:40 AM
Hi,
You can make subroutine calls inside a User exit, only if the exit is part of a function pool. All the subroutines can be placed in an include in the function pool & can be called with a Perform Statement from the User Exit
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