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ID CREATE-OBJECT-OLE • CREATE OBJECT - OLE ABAP Statement
CREATE OBJECT, OLE Short Reference
ABAP_SYNTAX CREATE OBJECT ole class $[NO FLUSH$] $[QUEUE-ONLY$].
ABAP Addition 1 ... NO FLUSH 2 ... QUEUE-ONLY
What does it do? This statement creates the automation object ole of the automation class class. The object ole must be of type ole2_object, which is defined in the ABAP Dictionary in the type pool OLE2. The automation class class expects a character-like data object that contains the name of the class. The system automatically executes an authorization check if the column AUTH_CHK in the DDIC database table TOLE contains the value X for the class. The authorization status can be checked with the function module AUTHORITY_CHECK_OLE. System Fields sy-subrcMeaning 0Automation object was created. 1Error in communication to the SAP GUI 2Error in function call in the SAP GUI 3Problems with memory allocation in the presentation layer.
Latest notes:
For the declaration of ole, exactly the type ole2_object must be specified. It is not sufficient to specify another type that was declared with a reference to ole2_object.
An automation object ole created using CREATE OBJECT ole must also always be released using FREE OBJECT ole to avoid memory bottle necks and terminations of the application to be controlled.
CREATE OBJECT for OLE must not be confused with the identically named statement in ABAP Objects. ABAP_HINT_END • NO FLUSH CREATE OBJECT - OLE
ABAP Addition
What does it do? When using the addition NO FLUSH, requests are collected in the automation buffer until the function module FLUSH, which is provided for this purpose, is called and the FREE OBJECT statement is passed or, at the most, until a change of screen layout. Only then are they passed to the automation server in the current presentation layer for asynchronous execution. Without this addition, the flush is executed, and the pass takes place as soon as a statement that does not belong to the automation command set is reached. In the ABAP Debugger, the return values of the individual automation statements are not available until after the pass to the presentation layer. • QUEUE-ONLY CREATE OBJECT - OLE
ABAP Addition
What does it do? The addition QUEUE-ONLY has the effect that the new object is not written to the specified ABAP data object rc as a return value of methods called using CALL METHOD OF in a flush. In this case, the automation buffer can only contain the statements CREATE OBJECT , CALL METHOD, and GET PROPERTY using the addition QUEUE-ONLY. When executing the program in the ABAP Debugger, the return values are passed by default.
Example ABAP Coding
In this example, the automation object app is created, which has access to all methods and attributes of the class APPLICATION in the MS Excel Library. This class contains methods with which, for example, an Excel document can be opened or copied. ABEXA 00165 ABAP_EXAMPLE_END
