2005 Jul 23 4:55 AM
Hi,
I read that Check Function Modules and Receiver Function Modules can be written to have more control over the Events. I understood the theory, but when I go for the implementation, Am unable to create the CHECK FM or RECIEVER FM. I just want to know if we have to create these Functon Modules manually with the defined INTERFACE and then attach them to the events in SWETYPV?
Or is there any way of automatically creating this CHECK FM and RECIEVER FM interface definition , where we have to just enter our coding.
Please let us know.
Regards,
Raja Sekhar.
2005 Jul 23 2:13 PM
Hi,
Just want to add the fact that check FMs are no longer recommended from release 4.7 onwards. The same functionality can be implemented using Start Conditions (Txn SWB_COND). When you implement a start condition, A standard FM is automatically assigned to the event in SWETYPV that evaluates the start condition.
Also be aware of the fact that when you implement a receiver FM, you will not be able to utilize the WF tools for diagnosis & error monitoring.
Cheers,
Ramki Maley.
2005 Jul 23 12:18 PM
Hi RajaSekhar,
There is a template function module for check function modules ( SWE_CD_TEMPLATE_CHECK_FB ) in the function group SWE_TEMPLATE
Your assumption is right. You have to create a custom function module with the defined INTERFACE and then attach them to the events in SWETYPV or SWE2.
Rgds,
Anji
2005 Jul 23 2:13 PM
Hi,
Just want to add the fact that check FMs are no longer recommended from release 4.7 onwards. The same functionality can be implemented using Start Conditions (Txn SWB_COND). When you implement a start condition, A standard FM is automatically assigned to the event in SWETYPV that evaluates the start condition.
Also be aware of the fact that when you implement a receiver FM, you will not be able to utilize the WF tools for diagnosis & error monitoring.
Cheers,
Ramki Maley.
2005 Jul 24 3:33 PM
Thanks Anji and Ramki,
For helping me to know about the check and Reciever FM's.
Regards,
Raja Sekhar.