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subroutine pool of sapscript

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Hi All

can anybody plz tell me waht is subroutine pool of sapscript??

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THanks

Hi All

can anybody plz tell me waht is subroutine pool of sapscript??

waiting for replies

THanks

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Hi,

If you want to do calculations on some of the fields in a script one way is to change the print program. And other way is to call a routine in the windw which is in another program.

For eg: if you have a subroutine named ADD_INCOME in a program ZSHAIL_BASIC, you can call the subroutine in SAPScript as follows:

/: PERFORM ADD_INCOME IN PROGRAM ZSHAIL_BASIC

/: USING &var1&

/: CHANGING &var2&

/: ENDPERFORM.

Here the input parameter to the subroutine is var1 and the value returned by the subroutine is var2.

In the program ZSHAIL_BASIC, you have to call the subroutine as

FORM ADD_INCOME TABLES IN_TAB STRUCTURE ITCSY OUT_TAB STRUCTURE ITCSY.

ENDFORM.

IN_TAB is a structure of type ITCSY,which has 2 components, NAME and value.

So in the program, var1(which is sent from SAPScript) , will be stored as IN_TAB-NAME and its value will be in IN_TAB-VALUE. You can utilise the IN_TAB-VALUE and after performing the required operations, the return value should be assigned to table OUT_TAB.

This value can thus be obtained in var2 specified in SAPScript.

Thanks and Regards,

Bharat Kumar Reddy.V

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HI Rashmi,

Check the link

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_470/helpdata/EN/d1/803279454211d189710000e8322d00/content.htm

http://sap.niraj.tripod.com/id18.html

Basically subroutines are used to write ABAP logic from which can be called from the SCript without modifing the print program.

Cheers

VJ

Message was edited by: Vijayendra Rao

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oo yaaa

i got it

i missed that

Thanks for your quick replies

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