2025 Feb 10 1:30 PM
Hello, is it possible to overcome the display of the WRITE statements?
During the run of a program there are some WRITE statements which appear at the end. Is it possible to end the program without display the WRITE statements.
Thanks in advance, Elias Kekakos
2025 Feb 10 1:50 PM - edited 2025 Feb 11 12:00 PM
Why did would you use WRITE if you don't want to see those later?
Did you already try to
Read Flow of an Executable Program After SUBMIT (look for 'Calling of the basic list.')
You could also prevent spool display in a caller code, in SUBMIT statement use EXPORTING LIST TO MEMORY or other list options (no spool or an actual spool but no display, clear memory with FM LIST_FREE_MEMORY)
2025 Feb 10 3:14 PM
Hello @ekekakos
You can't do that. If WRITEs are part of a program, you can't just skip or overcome them when executing the program. You'd need to modify the program to avoid WRITEs.
Best regards
Dominik Tylczynski