Get Example source ABAP code based on a different SAP table
ID SYNTAX-CHECK • SYNTAX-CHECK FOR itab ABAP Statement • MESSAGE SYNTAX-CHECK FOR itab • LINE SYNTAX-CHECK FOR itab • WORD SYNTAX-CHECK FOR itab
SYNTAX-CHECK Short Reference
ABAP_SYNTAX SYNTAX-CHECK FOR itab MESSAGE mess LINE lin WORD wrd $[PROGRAM prog$] $[DIRECTORY ENTRY dir$] $[WITH CURRENT SWITCHSTATES$] $[error_handling$].
ABAP Addition 1 ... PROGRAM prog 2 ... DIRECTORY ENTRY dir 3 ... WITH CURRENT SWITCHSTATES
What does it do? This statement executes a syntax check on the content of the internal table itab. The internal table itab must be a standard table without secondary table keys with a character-like line type. If the internal table does not contain syntactically correct ABAP source code, then:
The error message of the first syntax error is assigned to variable mess. mess must be a character-like data object.
The line number of the first syntax error, with reference to the program in which it occurs (either the source code in itab or an
