TRY CATCH in SAP 4.6C
Dear all,
Can any body clear me what is code for try catch in SAP 4.6C? I tried the below code but the object type is doesn't exist. ( cx_root or x_sy_native_sql_error)
DATA: exc_ref TYPE REF TO cx_root, " cx_sy_native_sql_error,
error_text TYPE string.
LOOP AT it_sqlupdate.
try.
EXEC SQL.
insert into TBLSVBALSAP
( CoCode, SAPDocNo, PostDate, DocHdrTxt, GLAccount,
Amount, Text, RevDoc, CreationDate, CreationTime ) values
( :it_sqlupdate-c_code, :it_sqlupdate-sap_docno, :it_sqlupdate-p_date,
:it_sqlupdate-h_text, :it_sqlupdate-gl_acc, :it_sqlupdate-amt,
:it_sqlupdate-i_text, :it_sqlupdate-r_docno, :it_sqlupdate-c_date,
:it_sqlupdate-c_time )
ENDEXEC.
catch cx_sy_native_sql_error into exc_ref.
error_text = exc_ref->get_text( ).
MESSAGE error_text type 'I'.
endtry.
ENDLOOP.
Thanks.
Hi,
I think, TRY CATCH Exception concept was not there in 4.6C, alternatively you can try with
CATCH SYSTEM-EXCEPTIONS.
Check the link below
http://help.sap.com/abapdocu/en/ABAPCATCH_SYS.htm
regards
Mahesh
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Here's what you should do. Write the code that needs to be written. Don't leave out necessary stuff because of performance reasons. (If you left out all your code, the program would run much faster.) Then find out which parts of the program ACTUALLY take the most time and work on speeding them up.
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