2014 Jan 23 9:34 AM
HI,
I want to pass a multiple object of a class(this object contain 25 internal table ) and in function module i want to fill the data and access this internal table using object.
How can i achieve this please give me solution .
Regards,
Durga,
2014 Jan 23 9:39 AM
Hi Durga,
Can you please elobrate your Question?
Regards,
Santhosh Yadav
2014 Jan 23 11:12 AM
Hi,
I have a function module there i need to return 770(work area and internal table ) parameter but FM does't allow this much parameters
so that i was thinking to combined this parameters in 15 objects and just pass this internal table and work area using objects.
2014 Jan 23 9:41 AM
Hi Durga,
for this you have to use the concept of multiple lines to pass your multiple internal tables
2014 Jan 23 9:48 AM
So you really understood the original question? Respect!
What is the concept of multiple lines?
Thomas
2014 Jan 23 9:56 AM
Hi Thomas,
if i am not wrong, i think she wants to work on workflow,
so i have sujjested to use multiple line container element.
I am sorry , if i have misunderstood her questions ?
2014 Jan 23 9:57 AM
2014 Jan 23 11:07 AM
Hi,
I am not working with workflow.
I have a function module there i need to return 770(work area and internal table ) parameter but FM does't allow this much parameters
so that i was thinking to combined this parameters in 15 objects and just pass this internal table and work area using objects.
2014 Jan 23 11:15 AM
Why dont you try by creating a deep structure in SE11 and then pass?
2014 Jan 23 11:23 AM
Hi Durga,
You can create 770 table types.
Then create 8 structures which will include 100 table types per structure as their fields(last will have 70 table types).
After this you will be able to use 8 parameters (under table parameters tab) with type of 8 structures that you have created.
With Regards,
2014 Jan 23 11:34 AM
Hi Durgha ,
you can only use abap objects instead function module.
and make sure that the abap class and method is having all parameters in it.
Regards,
Hiriyappa
2014 Jan 23 12:58 PM
This sounds extremely unusual, such large interfaces cannot be handled reasonably. Better tell us more about the underlying requirement or context, so that an alternative route can be suggested.
Also clarify what you mean with "objects", is it OO ABAP-style object instances?
Thomas