Category for General Methods
This category contains the following methods:
GET_INSTANCE
You use GET_INSTANCE to load and prepare TDCs. If no version is supplied, automatic version determination is executed according to the versioning data and the version found is read. GET_INSTANCE contains the following parameters:
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Parameter Name |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
I_TESTDATACONTAINER |
ETOBJ_NAME |
Name of TDC |
|
I_TESTDATACONTAINER_VERSION |
ETOBJ_VER (OPTIONAL) |
Version of TDC |
|
I_TDC_RFCDEST |
RFCDEST (OPTIONAL) |
Destination for SAP system containing the TDC |
|
I_WRITE_ACCESS |
ETONOFF (OPTIONAL) |
'X' = Open in change mode |
|
I_EXCEPTION_MODE |
ETONOFF DEFAULT 'E' |
Mode E=Raise and Exit, C=Collect and Continue, I=Ignore |
|
E_TDC_REF |
REF TO CL_APL_ECATT_TDC_API |
Pointer to the TDC_API object for any further access |
COMMIT_CHANGES
Writes the changes in the TDC to the database and contains the following parameters:
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Parameter Name |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
I_TR_ORDER |
E070-TRKORR (OPTIONAL) |
Request/ task |
|
I_RELEASE_LOCK |
ETONOFF (OPTIONAL) |
X = Release object lock |
|
I_COMMIT_MODE |
ETONOFF (OPTIONAL) DEFAULT ‘X’ |
X = Commit changes to database (COMMIT WORK) SPACE = Suppress COMMIT WORK |
You have to execute the COMMIT_CHANGES method if you want to commit changes to the TDC, and also if you want to suppress COMMIT WORK. If COMMIT WORK is suppressed, you must make sure that it is executed later on during processing. End of note.
SET_EXCEPTION_MODE
Sets the mode of exception handling and contains the following parameters:
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Parameter Name |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
I_EXCEPTION_MODE |
ETONOFF (DEFAULT 'E') |
Mode E=Raise and Exit, C=Collect and Continue, I=Ignore |
GET_EXCEPTION
Gets the last exception that occurred. Previous exceptions can be reached using ->previous. GET_EXCEPTION contains the following parameters:
|
Parameter Name |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
E_EXC_REF |
TYPE REF TO CX_ECATT_TDC_ACCESS |
Pointer to the last exception that occurred |
CLEAR_EXCEPTION
Deletes the internal attribute of the last exception that occurred.