2008 Jun 11 9:21 AM
2008 Jun 11 9:45 AM
its naming convention..
I represent Input to function module, and O represent 'Output' from function module. In same way IS represent input with structure , IT represent Input with internal table.
You can use this convention while defining FORM or METHODS, its a good practice..
2008 Jun 11 9:25 AM
Hi,
I refer to parameters like logos, pfstatus etc and
IT refers to internal tables like fieldcat, events, your internal table in prog
IS refers to structures used like layout
regards
prasanth
Edited by: prasanth kasturi on Jun 11, 2008 10:26 AM
2008 Jun 11 9:41 AM
Hi Srk's
I = parameters like logos, pfstatus ,sy-repid,structure name,User Command,Buffer and so on.( input to function modules )
IT = internal tables like fieldcat,sorting,filtering,hide,save ,variantand events in Itab ( input to function module as internal tables )
IS = layout ( input to function module as structures )
Plz refer the below link for better understanding,
Plz rewards points if helpful,
ganesh
2008 Jun 11 9:45 AM
its naming convention..
I represent Input to function module, and O represent 'Output' from function module. In same way IS represent input with structure , IT represent Input with internal table.
You can use this convention while defining FORM or METHODS, its a good practice..