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Obsolete statements while using LDB PNP

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Hi,

I am using LDB PNP, while extended program check it is showing many obsolete statements like-

tables : PERNR.

infotypes

RP_PROVIDE_FROM_LAST.

What is the alternate to all these above statements.

I searched the forum, but could not found anything. Please provide example.

Thanks,

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Hi,

Still you can use the macro's under PNP LDB that doesn't give you problem, If you still want change those macros, you can go with PROVIDE and ENDPROVIDE statements, this will work like Select + Loop.

Regards,

Mallikarjuna

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Hi,

There is no issue in executing the program. But in Extended check it is coming in Obsolete statements.

When i do extended check for standard program (HINCALC0), these are not coming in Obsolete statments.

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That will bevary from system settings, In the standard reports, it will never give you the error/warning/informaton messages. But custom programs it will give as a absolete, But i can see many experts will use the these Macro's, We are doing world largest HR implemetation, Still we are using the same, Not a problem, you can avoid those messages.

Only one way of avoiding is Using Provide statements.

Regards,

Mallikarjuna