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APPL_LOG_DELETE
With this function module you delete logs in the database according to specified selection conditions
APPL_LOG_DISPLAY
With this function module you can analyze logs in the database.
APPL_LOG_DISPLAY_INTERN
With this function module you can analyze logs in local memory, e.g. when you have only collected log records at runtime and do not want to write to the database.
APPL_LOG_INIT
This function module checks whether the specified object or sub-object exists and deletes all existing associated data in local memory.
APPL_LOG_READ_DB
With this function module you read the log data in the database for an object or sub-object according to specified selection conditions.
APPL_LOG_READ_INTERN
With this function module you read all log data whose log class has at least the specified value, from local memory, for the specified object or sub-object.
APPL_LOG_SET_OBJECT
With this function module, you create a new object or sub-object for writing in local memory. With a flag you can control whether the APPL_LOG_WRITE_… messages are written in local memory or are output on the screen.
APPL_LOG_WRITE_DB
With this function module you write all data for the specified object or sub-object in local memory to the database. If the log for the object or sub-object in question is new, the log number is returned to the calling program.
APPL_LOG_WRITE_HEADER
With this function module, you write the log header data in local memory.
APPL_LOG_WRITE_LOG_PARAMETERS
With this function module, you write the name of the log parameters and the associated values for the specified object or sub-object in local memory. If this function module is called repeatedly for the same object or sub-object, the existing parameters are updated accordingly. If you do not specify an object or sub-object with the call, the most recently used is assumed.
APPL_LOG_WRITE_MESSAGE_PARAMS
With this function module you write a single message, with parameters, in local memory. Otherwise the function module works like APPL_LOG_WRITE_SINGLE_MESSAGE.
APPL_LOG_WRITE_MESSAGES
With this function module you write one or more messages, without parameters, in local memory.
APPL_LOG_WRITE_SINGLE_MESSAGE
With this function module you write a single message, without parameters, in local memory. If no header entry has yet been written for the object or sub-object, it is created. If you do not specify an object or sub-object with the call, the most recently used is assumed.
ARFC_GET_TID
will return the IP address of the terminal in hex.
BAL_CNTL_CREATE
Create Control for log display
BAL_CNTL_FREE
Release Control
BAL_CNTL_REFRESH
Put new data in log display
BAL_DB_DELETE
Delete logs from the database
BAL_DB_DEQUEUE
Unlock log
BAL_DB_ENQUEUE
Lock log
BAL_DB_LOAD
Load logs from the database
BAL_DB_LOAD
Load log(s)
BAL_DB_SAVE
Save logs in the database
BAL_DB_SAVE
Save log(s)
BAL_DB_SAVE_PREPARE
Prepare save
BAL_DB_SEARCH
Find logs in the database
BAL_DSP_LOG_DISPLAY
Display messages in memory
BAL_DSP_LOG_DISPLAY
Display Log
BAL_DSP_LOG_PARAMETERS
Either output extended long text or call a callback routine (based on the data in BAL_S_LOG-PARAMS)
BAL_DSP_LOG_TECHNICAL_DATA
Output all log header data
BAL_DSP_MSG_LONGTEXT
Display message long text
BAL_DSP_MSG_PARAMETERS
Either output extended long text or call a callback routine (based on the data in BAL_S_MSG-PARAMS)
BAL_DSP_MSG_TECHNICAL_DATA
Output technical data of a message such as work area, error number, etc.
BAL_DSP_OUTPUT_FREE
End output
BAL_DSP_OUTPUT_INIT
Initialize output
BAL_DSP_OUTPUT_SET_DATA
Set dataset to be displayed
BAL_DSP_PROFILE_DETLEVEL_GET
Message hierarchy in DETLEVEL
BAL_DSP_PROFILE_NO_TREE_GET
Display without tree (fullscreen)
BAL_DSP_PROFILE_POPUP_GET
Display without tree (popup)
BAL_DSP_PROFILE_SINGLE_LOG_GET
Standard profile (SLG1) for one log
BAL_DSP_PROFILE_STANDARD_GET
Standard profile (SLG1) for a lot of logs
BAL_GLB_AUTHORIZATION_GET
Assign authorization
BAL_GLB_AUTHORIZATION_RESET
Reset authorization
BAL_GLB_CONFIG_GET
Read configuration
BAL_GLB_CONFIG_SET
Set configuration
BAL_GLB_MEMORY_EXPORT
Put function group memory in ABAP-MEMORY
BAL_GLB_MEMORY_IMPORT
Get function group memory from ABAP-MEMORY
BAL_GLB_MEMORY_REFRESH
(Partially) reset global memory
BAL_GLB_MEMORY_REFRESH
(Partially) initialize memory
BAL_GLB_MSG_CURRENT_HANDLE_GET
Get current message handle
BAL_GLB_MSG_DEFAULTS_GET
Get message defaults
BAL_GLB_SEARCH_LOG
Find logs in memory
BAL_GLB_SEARCH_MSG
Find messages in memory
BAL_LOG_CREATE
Create log with header data
BAL_LOG_CREATE
Create log with header data
BAL_LOG_DELETE
Delete log (from database also at Save)
BAL_LOG_EXIST
Check existence of a log in memory
BAL_LOG_HDR_CHANGE
Change log header
BAL_LOG_HDR_CHECK
Check log header data for consistency
BAL_LOG_HDR_READ
Read log header and other data
BAL_LOG_MSG_ADD
Put message in log
BAL_LOG_MSG_ADD
Put message in log
BAL_LOG_MSG_CHANGE
Change message
BAL_LOG_MSG_CHANGE
Change message
BAL_LOG_MSG_CHECK
Check message data for consistency
BAL_LOG_MSG_CUMULATE
Add message cumulated
BAL_LOG_MSG_DELETE
Delete message
BAL_LOG_MSG_DELETE
Delete message
BAL_LOG_MSG_EXIST
Check existence of a message in memory
BAL_LOG_MSG_READ
Read message and other data
BAL_LOG_MSG_REPLACE
Replace last message
BAL_LOG_REFRESH
Delete log from memory
BAL_LOG_REFRESH
Delete log from memory
BAL_MSG_DISPLAY_ABAP
Output message as ABAP-MESSAGE
BAL_OBJECT_SELECT
Read Application Log objects table record
BAL_OBJECT_SUBOBJECT
Check whether object and subobject exist and the combination is allowed
BAL_SUBOBJECT_SELECT
Read subobject table record
BP_EVENT_RAISE
Trigger an event from ABAP/4 program
BP_JOBLOG_READ
Fetch job log executions
CHANGEDOCUMENT_READ_HEADERS
Get the change document header for a sales document, and put the results in an internal table.
Example:
CALL FUNCTION ‘CHANGEDOCUMENT_READ_HEADERS’
EXPORTING
objectclass = ‘EINKBELEG’
objectid = l_objectid
username = space
TABLES
i_cdhdr = lt_cdhdr.
LOOP AT lt_cdhdr WHERE udate IN s_aedat.
CALL FUNCTION ‘CHANGEDOCUMENT_READ_POSITIONS’
EXPORTING
changenumber = lt_cdhdr-changenr
TABLES
editpos = lt_editpos.
LOOP AT lt_editpos WHERE fname = ‘LOEKZ’
AND f_new = ‘L’.
p_desc = text-r01. ” Cancel Contract
ENDLOOP.
ENDLOOP.
CHANGEDOCUMENT_READ_POSITIONS
Get the details of a change document, and store them in an internal table. This will tell you whether a field was changed, deleted, or updated.
Example:
CALL FUNCTION ‘CHANGEDOCUMENT_READ_HEADERS’
EXPORTING
objectclass = ‘EINKBELEG’
objectid = l_objectid
username = space
TABLES
i_cdhdr = lt_cdhdr.
LOOP AT lt_cdhdr WHERE udate IN s_aedat.
CALL FUNCTION ‘CHANGEDOCUMENT_READ_POSITIONS’
EXPORTING
changenumber = lt_cdhdr-changenr
TABLES
editpos = lt_editpos.
LOOP AT lt_editpos WHERE fname = ‘LOEKZ’
AND f_new = ‘L’.
p_desc = text-r01. ” Cancel Contract
ENDLOOP.
ENDLOOP.
CLAF_CLASSIFICATION_OF_OBJECTS
Return all of the characteristics for a material
CLOI_PUT_SIGN_IN_FRONT
Move the negative sign from the left hand side of a number, to the right hand side of the number. Note that The result will be left justified (like all character fields), not right justifed as numbers normally are.
CLPB_EXPORT
Export a text table to the clipboard (on presentation server)
CLPB_IMPORT
Import a Text Table from the Clipboard (on presentation server)
COMMIT_TEXT
To load long text into SAP
CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT
converts any number into a string fill with zeroes, with the number at the extreme right
Example:
input = 123
output = 0000000000000…000000000000123
CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_OUTPUT
converts any number with zeroes right into a simple integer
Example:
input = 00000000000123
output = 123
CONVERT_ABAPSPOOLJOB_2_PDF
convert abap spool output to PDF
CONVERT_OTF
Convert SAP documents (SAPScript) to other types.
Example:
CALL FUNCTION “CONVERT_OTF”
EXPORTING FORMAT = “PDF”
IMPORTING BIN_FILESIZE = FILE_LEN
TABLES OTF = OTFDATA
LINES = PDFDATA
EXCEPTIONS ERR_MAX_LINEWIDTH = 1
ERR_FORMAT = 2
ERR_CONV_NOT_POSSIBLE = 3
OTHERS = 4.
CONVERT_OTFSPOOLJOB_2_PDF
converts a OTF spool to PDF (i.e. Sapscript document)
CONVERT_TO_FOREIGN_CURRENCY
Convert local currency to foreign currency.
CONVERT_TO_LOCAL_CURRENCY
Convert from foreign currency to local currency
DATE_CHECK_PLAUSIBILITY
Check to see if a date is in a valid format for SAP. Works well when validating dates being passed in from other systems.
DATE_COMPUTE_DAY
Returns a number indicating what day of the week the date falls on. Monday is returned as a 1, Tuesday as 2, etc.
DATE_GET_WEEK
will return the week that a date is in.
DATE_IN_FUTURE
Calculate a date N days in the future.
DAY_ATTRIBUTES_GET
Return useful information about a day. Will tell you the day of the week as a word (Tuesday), the day of the week (2 would be Tuedsay), whether the day is a holiday, and more.(provided by Francois Henrotte)
DOWNLOAD
download a file to the presentation server (PC)
DYNP_VALUES_READ
Read the values from a dynpro. This function can be used to read the values from a report’s selection screen too (Another example).
DYNP_VALUES_UPDATE
Similar to DYNP_VALUES_READ, this function will allow the updating of fields on a dynpro. Very useful when you want to change a field based on the value entered for another field.
ENQUE_SLEEP
Wait a specified period of time before continuing processing.
ENQUEUE_ESFUNCTION
Lock an abap program so that it cannot be executed.
Example:
Set the parameters as follows:
RELID = ‘ZZ’
SRTF2 = 0
SRTF = (your report name)
Please note that you should not use SY-REPID to pass your report name to the function. The value of SY-REPID will change as it is being passed to the function module, and will no longer hold the value of the calling report.
EPS_GET_DIRECTORY_LISTING
return a list of filenames from a local or network drive
EPS_GET_FILE_ATTRIBUTES
Pass in a filename and a path, and will return attributes for the file
F4_DATE
displays a calendar in a popup window and allows user to choose a date, or it can be displayed read only.
F4_IF_FIELD_VALUE_REQUEST
Use values from a DDIC table to provide a list of possible values. TABNAME and FIELDNAME are required fields, and when MULTIPLE_CHOICE is selected, more than one value can be returned.
F4IF_INT_TABLE_VALUE_REQUEST
F4 help that returns the values selected in an internal table. Very handy when programming your very own F4 help for a field.
Example:
data:
begin of t_values occurs 2,
value like kna1-begru,
end of t_values,
t_return like ddshretval occurs 0 with header line.
t_values = ‘PAR*’.
append t_values.
t_values = ‘UGG’.
append t_values.
call function ‘F4IF_INT_TABLE_VALUE_REQUEST’
exporting
retfield = ‘BEGRU’
value_org = ‘S’
tables
value_tab = t_values
return_tab = t_return
exceptions
parameter_error = 1
no_values_found = 2
others = 3.
if sy-subrc = 0.
read table t_return index 1.
o_begru-low = t_return-fieldval.
if o_begru-low = ‘PAR*’.
o_begru-option = ‘CP’.
else.
o_begru-option = ‘EQ’.
endif.
o_begru-sign = ‘I’.
append o_begru to s_begru.
else.
o_begru = i_begru.
endif.
F4IF_SHLP_EXIT_EXAMPLE
documents the different reasons to use a search help exit, and shows how it is done.
F4IP_INT_TABLE_VALUE_REQUEST
This function does not exist in 4.6 and above. Use F4IF_INT_TABLE_VALUE_REQUEST instead.
FILENAME_GET
popup to get a filename from a user, returns blank filename if user selects cancel
FORMAT_MESSAGE
Takes a message id and number, and puts it into a variable. Works better than WRITE_MESSAGE, since some messages use $ as a place holder, and WRITE_MESSAGE does not accommadate that, it only replaces the ampersands (&) in the message.
FTP_COMMAND
Execute a command on the FTP server
FTP_CONNECT
Open a connection (and log in) to an FTP server
FTP_DISCONNECT
Close the connection (and log off) the FTP server
FU CSAP_MAT_BOM_READ
You can use this function module to display simple material BOMs. You cannot display BOM groups (for example, all variants of a variant BOM). as in transaction CS03. Current restrictions: You cannot display long texts. You cannot display sub-items. You cannot display classification data of BOM items for batches. You can only display one alternative or variant. You cannot enter an alternative for module CSAP_MAT_BOM_READ, so you always see alternative 01. The following example came from a posting on the SAP-R3-L mailing list.
