on ‎2016 Dec 07 5:14 PM
Hello gurus,
I'm really struggling with ATC checks... I should avoid P1 and P2 messages, but still have several two types of them.
The first one:
Title: CodeProfiler by VF
Message: Unmanaged SQL ...
And it's related to Native SQL (exec sql. endexec. ), which i'm using to create a DB-index on HANA DB.
ATC does not give any hint how to avoid or suppress this message.
The second one:
Title: Low-Perform. Parameter Transfers
Message 1: Parameter contains strings, is passed by VALUE, and is not changed
Message 2: Parameter is an internal table and is passed by VALUE
And it's related to the AMDP method:
class-methods: free_text_search_amdp "#EC CI_VALPAR
importing
value(iv_max_hits) type i "#EC CI_VALPAR
value(iv_where) type string "#EC CI_VALPAR
exporting value(result) type crmt_cmg_guid "#EC CI_VALPAR
raising cx_amdp_error . "#EC CI_VALPAR
In this case ATC says: "The message can be suppressed with pseudo comment "#EC CI_VALPAR". This is what i have tried (as you can see above :-))), but no success.
When i click on the first message it brings me to the line where TMP is filled, when i click on the second one, it navigates me to the line where RESULT is filled. (see the code below).
method free_text_search_amdp
by database procedure
for hdb
language sqlscript
options read-only
using zscmg_free_textv.
TMP = APPLY_FILTER(ZSCMG_FREE_TEXTV, :iv_where );
RESULT = SELECT TOP :IV_MAX_HITS DISTINCT CASE_GUID FROM :TMP;
endmethod.
Please advise, i need to pass the Q-gates somehow...
Thanks, Dima
Request clarification before answering.
If anyone is landing in this thread after many years, you need to place this in the method implementation, after the ENDMETHOD i.e.:
ENDMETHOD. "#EC CI_VALPAR
ATC does give you a hint about this, as trying to display the object brings you into the method implementation, not to its definition, but I too tried to place after the respective parameter in the method declaration first 🙂
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