Inserting Statement Patterns

Inserting Statement Patterns

You can insert statement templates into your program code using the Editor's insert statement function. After placing a statement in your code, you "fill-out" the template as your program requires. Choose Edit ® Insert statement from the Editor menu to insert a statement. The system prompts you for an object type. You can select one of the following:

Statement	Explanation
CALL FUNCTION	Inserts a function call.
MESSAGE	A MESSAGE statement for a specified message. Enter a message ID, message type and a number. The choose ENTER to continue.
SELECT FROM*	Inserts a SELECT FROM <table> statement. Enter a table name in the field provided and choose ENTER. The system queries you for the table fields.
PERFORM	A PERFORM statement for a specified form.
AUTHORITY-CHECK	An AUTHORITY-CHECK statement for a specified authorization object. Choose ENTER to continue.
WRITE	A WRITE statement for a specified structure or table.
CASE	Inserts a CASE statement for a specified status.
Internal Table	Inserts an internal table. You can copy the fields or the structure of an existing table.
CALL DIALOG	A CALL DIALOG statement for a specified dialog module.
Other pattern	Inserts a predefined or user-defined ABAP statement.