‎2007 Aug 20 10:33 AM
Hi Experts,
Can anybody tell me what is the following syntax means....
RAISE HARD_ERROR.
I came across this statement in a method.
Regards,
Sangeeta.
‎2007 Aug 20 10:58 AM
Hi,
RAISE statement we will use in function module for raise an exception (ERROR) messeges, in normal program we will write error message using messege classes like E,S,I,W,A same way we will use RAISE statement in function module.
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praveen
‎2007 Aug 20 10:36 AM
Hi..
RAISE <EXCEPTION>
This statement is used to Raise (Trigger) exceptions in Methods and Function modules.
This statement terminates the Method or FM execution and Returns the Control to Calling Program.
In the Calling program we have to handle the Exception.
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‎2007 Aug 20 10:38 AM
Hi sangeetha
raise exception .
this statement is only effective in function modules and methods ,it raises an exception which r defined at exceptions.
Regards
sandhya
‎2007 Aug 20 10:45 AM
Hi Sangetha,
RAISE will be used in Exceptions and for handling events..
If u want to catch any exceptions means u can use RAISE <Exception-name>
In OOABAP there will be a concept called events...If u want to call the event in ur class means u need to use RAISE EVENT<event-name>
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‎2007 Aug 20 10:56 AM
Hi Friends,
I am not asking about exceptions.
What I want to know is <b>what HARD_ERROR STANDS for?</b>
Is it an exception name. If it is then where it is catched?
Or is it something else?
Thanks,
Sangeeta.
‎2007 Aug 20 10:58 AM
‎2007 Aug 20 10:58 AM
Hi,
RAISE statement we will use in function module for raise an exception (ERROR) messeges, in normal program we will write error message using messege classes like E,S,I,W,A same way we will use RAISE statement in function module.
if it use full answer reward me a points.
praveen
‎2007 Aug 20 11:00 AM
I think tht was a user defined exception..
Are u working in a previously defined program(Support)
‎2007 Aug 20 11:23 AM
Hi Mahesh,
Yes I am working on a user defines program...A spport project you can say...
Regards,
Sangeeta.
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Sangeeta