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ID CLOSE-DATASET • CLOSE DATASET ABAP Statement
CLOSE DATASET Short Reference
ABAP_SYNTAX CLOSE DATASET dset.
What does it do? This statement closes the file specified in dset . dset expects a character-like data object that contains the physical name of the file. If the file is already closed or does not exist, the statement is ignored and the return code sy-subrc is set to 0. If the operating system buffers data before it is written to a file and there is still data in the buffer, this data is written to the file before closing.
Latest notes: An opened file that was not explicitly closed using CLOSE DATASET is automatically closed when the program is exited. ABAP_HINT_END ABAP_SUBRC_GENERAL
If a file was opened without the FILTER addition, sy-subrc always contains the value 0 if no exception is raised.
If a file was opened using the FILTER addition, sy-subrc contains the return code of the filter program, which is returned by the operating system. This value is generally 0 if the statement was executed successfully.
Runtime Exceptions
Catchable Exceptions CX_SY_FILE_CLOSE
Reason for error:
The file could not be closed. Insufficient memory space is a possible reason for this.
Runtime error:
DATASET_CANT_CLOSE
Example ABAP Coding
Closing of a file open for writing. ABEXA 00112 ABAP_EXAMPLE_END
