How to call a instance method without creating the instance of a class

class ...EXCH_PRD_VERT_NN_MODEL definition
public section.
methods CONSTRUCTOR
    importing
      value(I_ALV_RECORDS) type ..../EXCH_VBEL_TT_ALV
      value(I_HEADER) type EDIDC .
methods QUERY
    importing
      I_IDEX type FLAG
      i_..........
    returning
      value(R_RESULTS) type .../EXCH_VBEL_TT_ALV .
Both methods are instance methods.
But in my program i cannot created instance of the class unless i get the results from Query.
I proposed that Query must be static, and once we get results we can create object of the class by pasing the result table which we get from method query.
But i must not change the method Query to a static method.
Is there any way out other than making method Query as static ?
Regards.

You can't execute any instance method without creating instance of the class.
In your scenario, if you don't want to process your method of your class, you can check the instance has been created or not.
Like:
IF IT_QUERY IS NOT INITIAL.
CRATE OBJECT O_QUERY EXPORTING......
ENDIF.
IF O_QUERY IS NOT INITIAL.
CALL METHOD O_QUERY->QUERY EXPORTING....
ENDIF.
Regards,
Naimesh Patel

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