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ID FREE-OBJECT • FREE OBJECT - OLE ABAP Statement
FREE OBJECT>, OLE Short Reference >
ABAP_SYNTAX FREE OBJECT ole $[NO FLUSH$].>
ABAP Addition ... NO FLUSH>
What does it do? This statement releases the memory occupied by the object ole> on the current ABAP_ASINSTANCE >. The automation object must have been created using the special statement CREATE OBJECT>> for automation objects. After the release, the object remains on the current automation server, but can no longer be processed in the ABAP program. The description of the statement CREATE OBJECT> applies to the typing> of ole>. When the statement FREE OBJECT> is passed to the presentation layer, the entire automation queue collected using the addition NO FLUSH> is passed. System Fields> sy-subrc>Meaning> 0Memory released successfully. 1Error in communication with SAP GUI. 2Error in function call in SAP GUI.
Latest notes: An automation object ole> created using CREATE OBJECT> must also be released using FREE OBJECT> to avoid memory bottlenecks and terminations of the application. ABAP_HINT_END • NO FLUSH FREE OBJECT - OLE
ABAP Addition
What does it do? The meaning of the addition NO FLUSH> is included in the description of the statement CREATE OBJECT>>.
Example ABAP Coding
Release of an Excel object. ABEXA 00289 ABAP_EXAMPLE_END