Is there such a statement LOG_WRITE

[Former Member]

Hi,

Are the following statements possible?

LOG_WRITE 'E' "message type

'R3' "message class

'009' "message number

I_DSOURCE "message variable 1

' '. "message variable 2

RAISE ERROR_PASSED_TO_MESS_HANDLER.

I would get an error saying that "The statement "LOG_WRITE" is not expected. A correct similar statement is "WRITE". statements is "WRITE".

Thanks

Will

[Former Member]

Hi,

Please explain your problem in detail. Are you trying to give an Error message ?

Regards,

Mukul

[RichHeilman]

Hi Will, I think that what you may be seeing is a Macro. The LOG_WRITE is the name of the macro. But it seems that the definition is not local to your program. Maybe it is in a an INCLUDE which you are not including into your program.

Here is an example of what I mean.

report zrich_0001.

data: i_dsource type sy-msgv1 value 'Some Value'.

define log_write.

 write:/ &1, &2, &3, &4, &5.

end-of-definition.


log_write 'E'        "message type
          'R3'       "message class
          '009'      "message number
          i_dsource  "message variable 1
          ' '.       "message variable 2


log_write 'S'        "message type
          'R1'       "message class
          '007'      "message number
          i_dsource  "message variable 1
          ' '.       "message variable 2


 log_write 'W'        "message type
          'R2'       "message class
          '003'      "message number
          i_dsource  "message variable 1
          ' '.       "message variable 2

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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Rich Heilman

[Former Member]

Are you looking for something like FM LC_WRITE_SYSLOG?

Rob

[ferry_lianto]

Hi Will,

I think LOG_WRITE is standard macro for BIW extraction.

Please check this links perhaps they may help.

http://www.bwexpertonline.com/downloads/Extractor_Source_Code.doc

Regards,

Ferry Lianto

[Former Member]

You have to put in (on the top or inside TOP-Includes) the include LRSAXD01

INCLUDE LRSAXD01.