2007 Apr 16 4:21 PM
TYPES: BEGIN OF addr,
adrnr TYPE adrc-addrnumber,
END OF addr.
i_addr TYPE TABLE OF addr,
wa_i_addr TYPE addr,After executing extended program check I get the following. What does it mean and how do I fix this.
<b>No read access to field string WA_I_ADDR
(The message can be hidden with "#EC NEEDED)</b>
2007 Apr 16 4:32 PM
Basically what that means (which by the way is just a warning) is that you declared this work area and moving values into it but you are not using that work area.
Once you use a statement like below,
LOOP AT i_addr INTO wa_i_addr.
something = wa_i_addr-somefield.
ENDLOOP.
You will not see this message in extended program check. If you don't need this work area for any purpose, then you can just ignore this warning message.
TYPES: BEGIN OF addr,
adrnr TYPE adrc-addrnumber,
END OF addr.
i_addr TYPE TABLE OF addr,
wa_i_addr TYPE addr,After executing extended program check I get the following. What does it mean and how do I fix this.
<b>No read access to field string WA_I_ADDR
(The message can be hidden with "#EC NEEDED)</b>
2007 Apr 16 4:30 PM
Hi,
Please try this.
TYPES: BEGIN OF addr,
adrnr TYPE adrc-addrnumber,
END OF addr.
DATA: i_addr TYPE addr,
wa_i_addr TYPE addr.
Regards,
Ferry Lianto
2007 Apr 16 4:32 PM
Basically what that means (which by the way is just a warning) is that you declared this work area and moving values into it but you are not using that work area.
Once you use a statement like below,
LOOP AT i_addr INTO wa_i_addr.
something = wa_i_addr-somefield.
ENDLOOP.
You will not see this message in extended program check. If you don't need this work area for any purpose, then you can just ignore this warning message.