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ID MAXIMUM • MAXIMUM ABAP Statement
MAXIMUM> Short Reference >
ABAP_SYNTAX_OBS MAXIMUM dobj.>
What does it do? For each WRITE>> statement that writes the content of the data object dobj> to a list at any list level after the statement MAXIMUM>, which is forbidden in classes, is executed, the maximum value of all values of dobj> produced as output since the statement MAXIMUM> was executed with WRITE> is determined implicitly and assigned to a data object max_dobj>. The statement MAXIMUM> declares the global data object max_dobj> with the same type as dobj>. All data objects can be specified for dobj> that can be written to a list using the statement WRITE>. The statement MAXIMUM> must not be specified within a procedure> and can only be specified once in a program.
Latest notes: This statement is not allowed in classes because it works with implicitly created global variables. The built-in function nmax>> can, for example, be used instead. ABAP_HINT_END