‎2008 Sep 24 7:40 AM
Every client have different naming conventions that need to be followed while developing the code.
so, after developing the code, how can we check whether they are satisfying all the naming standards?
is ther any tool for that? or can it be checked in SE30?
‎2008 Sep 24 7:42 AM
Priya,
There is no readymade tool for this.
when you develop a new application for your client, you should follow the rule and check it manualy.
again , when you make any change to an existing program, you have enclose it with comment-line.
e.g
*BEGIN OF PRIYA.
.....................
......................
........................
*END OF PRIYA.
So check only those parts, manualy .
Regards,
Anirban
‎2008 Sep 24 7:42 AM
Priya,
There is no readymade tool for this.
when you develop a new application for your client, you should follow the rule and check it manualy.
again , when you make any change to an existing program, you have enclose it with comment-line.
e.g
*BEGIN OF PRIYA.
.....................
......................
........................
*END OF PRIYA.
So check only those parts, manualy .
Regards,
Anirban
‎2008 Sep 24 7:42 AM
Hi
There are some universal standards in ABAP coding... which is followed by every ABAPer irrespective of the client like declarations, using subroutines, etc..
Regards,
Vishwa.
‎2008 Sep 24 7:43 AM
Hi,
It is a manual job which has to be done by the reviewer and according to the naming conventions document.
Raghav
‎2008 Sep 24 7:46 AM
Hi Priya,
There is no seperate tool for naming conventions. It all depends on the clients. You need to follow the naming conventions mentioned by the client.
Regards,
Chandra Sekhar
‎2008 Sep 24 7:48 AM
Hi
There is no any tool for that in real time.According to the client some naming standards document provideded by the company .At the time of reviwing the code itself manually we can find them.
regards
venkat
‎2008 Sep 24 7:50 AM
>
> is ther any tool for that? or can it be checked in SE30?
No.
But if you search in Google with Naming conventions in SAP pdf
Just follow first search result!!
‎2008 Sep 24 7:52 AM