TCD Command Interface
|
Field |
Description |
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TCODE |
Transaction code. |
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MODE |
Processing mode. Possible values: A, N, E, X, or Y. See Start Options. |
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BINPT |
Batch input mode. Set by X. |
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WAIT |
Wait factor. This simulates the time required for a user to enter a character. It is only used when in processing mode N. Unit is 0.1 second. For example, a value of 5 simulates 0.5 seconds for each character. |
Screen Modes
Screen modes before execution are visible in the structure editor. Screen modes after execution are visible in the XML data in the log.
Screen Modes Before Execution
|
Dynpro Mode |
Meaning |
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D |
Inactive. |
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X |
Active. |
Screen Modes After Execution
|
Dynpro Mode |
Meaning |
|
D |
Inactive. |
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K |
Skipped. It was dynamically deactivated. |
|
0 |
Not executed. |
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1 |
Finished. There were no field checks to do. |
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2 |
Finished. All field checks are correct. |
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3 |
Finished. Some field checks are not correct. |
|
4 |
Finished. Some field checks were not done. |
Field Modes
Field modes before execution are visible in the structure editor. Field modes after execution are visible in the XML data in the log.
Field Modes Before Execution
|
Field Mode |
Meaning |
|
C |
Check. |
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G |
Get |
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S |
Set |
|
I |
Input |
|
O |
Output. |
Field Modes After Execution
|
Field Mode |
Meaning |
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Z |
Field check was skipped dynamically. |
|
5 |
Check was correct |
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6 |
Check was not correct. |
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7 |
Field was not checked. |
|
G |
Get returned. |
|
8 |
Get did not return. |
|
S |
Set was performed. |
|
P |
Set was not performed. It was prevented dynamically. |
Messages
Do not use the structure editor to parameterize messages.
All messages sent by a transaction are stored in an internal table called MSG. You can view the messages in the log.
MSG has the following fields:
|
Field |
Description |
|
TCODE |
Transaction code from which the message was sent. |
|
DYNAME |
Program name. |
|
DYNUMB |
Screen number. |
|
MSGTYP |
Message type. |
|
MSGSPRA |
Message language. |
|
MSGID |
Message class. |
|
MSGNR |
Message number. |
|
MSGV1 |
First variable part of message. |
|
MSGV2 |
Second variable part of message. |
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MSGV3 |
Third variable part of message. |
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MSGV4 |
Fourth variable part of message. |
|
ENV |
Monitoring activities for batch input. |
|
FLDNAME |
The full text of the message. |
To pass messages to parameters in the test script, use the script editor and the following syntax:
<parameter> = <command interface>-MSG[<number>]-<field>.
The number of messages sent by the transaction is contained in the eCATT variable &MSX.
You can access all the messages from a transaction.
DO &MSX.
LOG ( <command interface>-MSG[&LPC]-FLDNAME ).
ENDDO.