Writing a Field Value into a Container 

Prerequisites

The following prerequisites must be fulfilled in order to write a field value into a container:

These prerequisites are always fulfilled if you are in the implementation program. The container is then addressed with the name CONTAINER .

Procedure

  1. Create a variable for the field value. Specify a database field as reference.

    2. If the container is used in a workflow binding, you must ensure that the field value has the same data type reference as the container element defined in the container definition.

  2. Assign a value to the variable.
  3. Write the field value into the container using the following macro instruction:

SWC_SET_ELEMENT <Container> <ContainerElement> <Value>.

Upper and lower case are not distinguished for the container element ID. If the container is used in the binding of a workflow, you must ensure that a container element of the same name is defined in the container definition.

Result

If the container element with this ID is not yet in the container, it is inserted into the container with its value. If there is already a container element with this ID in the container, the old value is overwritten with the new value.

Example

This example is part of the implementation program for object type BUS1001.

* Type declarations
DATA:
ENDLEADTME LIKE BAPICM61M-WZTER.

A value is assigned to the field ENDLEADTME when a function is called. The value in the field ENDLEADTME is written with the container element ID Endleadtme into the container CONTAINER .

SWC_SET_ELEMENT CONTAINER 'Endleadtme' ENDLEADTME.