GUI_UPLOAD 
Uploads a file from the client computer to the server.
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Name of file to be uploaded. This path can be either absolute or relative. Environment variables are not allowed in the path (see note 922128). |
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Format in which the data should be transferred. Possible values:
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Flag indicating whether the different fields in the file are separated by tabulators. Possible values:
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Length of header in |
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Indicates whether one line in the data table should correspond to one line in the file. The data table may only have one column. Carriage return and line feed characters at the end of a line are not removed if this option is activated. Possible values:
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If this flag is set, columns are separated by tabulators as they are in the transfer type DAT. Conversion exits are not executed. Possible values:
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Encoding in which data should be transferred. This is the desired SAP codepage. If a blank is specified instead, the codepage in which the SAP GUI is communicating with the server is used. The codepage used for the transferred data can be set in SAP Logon for each system entry. |
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Flag indicating whether errors in the conversion of the data should be ignored or not. Possible values:
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Character to use for characters that cannot be converted, i.e. which cannot be represented in the specified encoding. |
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Group of scanners to use for checking the uploaded file (see notes 797108, 786179, 639486). |
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Number of bytes transferred from the client. The size of headers if applicable are not included in the file length. |
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Header in |
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Table containing data retrieved from client.
This parameter should have been defined as an exporting parameter because the content passed to the method will not be changed. End of the note. |
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Thrown if the user has no access to the specified file. |
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This exception is fired if the data has a format that cannot be converted for transfer. |
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Raised for unspecific data provider errors. |
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Currently not used. |
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Currently not used. |
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Currently not used. |
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Currently not used. |
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If the specified file does not exist, |
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Currently not used. |
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If this exception is fired, the data could not be transferred to the Web GUI. |
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This exception is raised if a header length is specified for any transfer type other than |
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If the header specified exceeds the maximum length allowed for the header, this exception will be raised. |
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This exception is thrown if an invalid transfer type has been specified. |
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Thrown if user does not have the authorization to execute this operation. |
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Raised if operation is called from inside a batch process. |
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Currently not used. |
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Fired if a separator has been specified for any transfer type other than |
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Thrown in case of an unidentified dataprovider error. |
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Raised if an error occurs during the conversion of data to be transferred to the specified encoding, during the file transfer or during the scanning of the data for viruses. |