Use of SAP templates in Object Oriented Approach

[Former Member]

Hi Colleagues

I have a template ( a report containing commented code which categorizes different abap statements ) . This report contains dynamic select query .
By this categorization i mean

"DATA  BEGIN OF P_REAC OCCURS 20.

"        INCLUDE STRUCTURE &TABNAME                                  .

"DATA  END   OF P_REAC.

( " for data declarations )

**FIELDCAT AND gv_redet-&FIELDNAME = up_bedf-&FIELDNAME

( ** for dynamic select query )

This report is uncommented , filled with actual data and compiled at runtime using the code like

*-  generate subroutine pool ------------------------------------------*

   generate subroutine pool h_codetab name g_report

     message h_codetab_message

     include h_codetab_include

     line    h_codetab_line

     word    h_codetab_word.

This generates a report (gv_determination-report) .

Now this report is used in a subroutine like :

PERFORM rereg_determination IN PROGRAM (gv_determination-report)

                                              USING    im_bedf

                                                          gv_determination-table

                                                          im_bedf-j_3aresgy

                                           CHANGING ex_rereg.

I am trying to achieve all of this using OOPS approach .

Please let me know whether this is possible .

Kindly give your inputs.

Thanks and Best Regards

Varsha

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[former_member392866]

Hi Varsha,

Possible --> only if you want write code in local methods

Not possible --> screen decoration is not possible by using dynamic programming (like when using

generate subroutine pool  concept)

Hope this will give you an idea .  Thank you .

Regards,

Balaji.

[Former Member]

Hi Balaji

Thank You for your answer

Could you explain what did you mean by screen decoration here ?

I will be writing all my code in local methods only . In this case , generation of actual report from the template report should not be a problem right ??

Thanks

Varsha

[former_member392866]

Hi Varsha,

Hopefully should not be a problem...

screen means like dialog programming... (ex: CALL SCREEN 100)

Thanks,

Balaji