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Hi all,

After we have upgraded the system from 4.6C to ECC 6.0, i found that lot of programs gives syntax error.

Could anyone explain me the reason for the following error?.

"Statement is not accessible" error in "Set titlebar ....." statment.

Regards,

Shanthi

Edited by: Matt on Dec 18, 2009 8:53 AM

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Hi

Check with set-pf status commands in the report using transaction code SE41.

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Srilaxmi

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Hi,

Ecc 6.0 does not suport this statemetn "set title...", check for the relavant syntax.

regards,

Nazeer

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Hi Nazeer how do you say that it doesnt support ?

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Hi Shanti,

This error occurs usually when the control does not reach a particular statement. There may be a jump statement before this that doesn't allow the control to reach the statement.In such a case you can comment this line.

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Vasuki

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HI,

The program works correctly in 4.6C system, but not in ECC 6.0.

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Hi Shanti,

Yes, in ECC such statements cause error . It can b commented..

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It can be commented because anyway the statement is not executed. I guess you are getting an EPC error and not syntax error. EVen if it is syntax error, commenting it will not make any difference to the code.

That is the procedure followed in Upgrade if this error is in your project scope. If it is not in scope it can be ignored.

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