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Issue related to EXIT statement

Posted on Mar 25, 2006 at 05:10 AM 24 Views

Hi,

I have a issue related <b>EXIT</b> statement.

Actually my code is as follows:


                  LOOP AT i_resb.

* POPULATE VALUES FOR BAPI CALL
                    i_mvtit-material      = wa_mdfa-matnr.
                    i_mvtit-plant         = i_resb-werks.
                    i_mvtit-spec_stock    = c_q.
                    i_mvtit-stge_loc      = c_zwip.
                    i_mvtit-stge_type     = i_resb-lgtyp.
                    i_mvtit-batch         = i_resb-charg.
                    i_mvtit-orderid       = i_resb-aufnr.
                    i_mvtit-spec_stock    = i_resb-sobkz.
                    i_mvtit-entry_qnt     = i_resb-enmng.
                    i_mvtit-entry_uom     = i_resb-erfme.
                    i_mvtit-entry_uom_iso = i_resb-meins.
                    i_mvtit-wbs_elem      = v_frwbs.
                    i_mvtit-move_type     = c_262.
                    i_mvtit-xstob         = c_x.
                    i_mvtit-gr_rcpt       = i_resb-aufnr.
                    i_mvtit-reserv_no     = i_resb-rsnum.
                    i_mvtit-res_item      = i_resb-rspos.

                    APPEND i_mvtit.
                    CLEAR i_mvtit.

* HEADER ELEMENTS
                    k_gmvt_code-gm_code    = c_03.
                    k_gmvt_head-pstng_date = sy-datum.
                    k_gmvt_head-doc_date   = sy-datum.

* CREATE GOODS MOVEMENTS
                    CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_GOODSMVT_CREATE'
                      EXPORTING
                        goodsmvt_header = k_gmvt_head
                        goodsmvt_code   = k_gmvt_code
                      TABLES
                        goodsmvt_item   = i_mvtit
                        return          = i_return.

                    READ TABLE i_return WITH KEY type = c_e.

                    IF sy-subrc EQ 0.

* Format error Message
                      CLEAR v_error_message.
                      PERFORM f_format_error USING p_wa_data_in
                                                   c_e
                                                   c_error_number0
                                                   text-024
                                          CHANGING v_error_message.

                      <b>EXIT.</b>

                    ELSE.

                      CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_TRANSACTION_COMMIT'
                        EXPORTING
                          wait = c_x.

* Write the appropriate fields to table zpsi7603_01
                      CLEAR:   i_zpsi7603_01.
                      REFRESH: i_zpsi7603_01.

                      MOVE i_resb-aufnr  TO i_zpsi7603_01-aufnr.
                      MOVE i_resb-rsnum  TO i_zpsi7603_01-rsnum.
                      MOVE i_resb-rspos  TO i_zpsi7603_01-rspos.
                      MOVE wa_mdfa-matnr TO i_zpsi7603_01-matnr.
                      MOVE i_resb-bdmng  TO i_zpsi7603_01-bdmng.
                      MOVE v_frwbs       TO i_zpsi7603_01-pspnr.

                      APPEND i_zpsi7603_01.
                      CLEAR  i_zpsi7603_01.

                      MODIFY zpsi7603_01 FROM TABLE i_zpsi7603_01.

                      IF sy-subrc EQ 0.
                        CLEAR:   i_zpsi7603_01.
                        REFRESH: i_zpsi7603_01.
                      ENDIF.

                    ENDIF.

                  ENDLOOP.

                  v_aufnr = l_aufnr .

* BDC Process for updating fields in CO02
                  PERFORM f_bdc_process_co02 USING p_wa_data_in.

In the above code when there is error in <b>'BAPI_GOODSMVT_CREATE'</b> it will call <b>f_format_error</b> then because it has given error it should skip the nex part of the code that calling<b> BDC</b> for <b>CO02</b>.

The following statement should not be called.

<b>PERFORM f_bdc_process_co02 USING p_wa_data_in.</b>

so what i can do instead of EXIT which statement i can make use so that my code skips past

<b>PERFORM f_bdc_process_co02 USING p_wa_data_in.</b>

Can anybody solve my issue.

Thanks in advance.

Thanks & Regards,

Rayeez.

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    Posted on Mar 25, 2006 at 05:21 AM
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    Hi shaik,

    1. Simple

    2. For that we can use one simple flag variable.

    3. data : flag type c.

    4. If error occurs,

    ie.

    if sy-subrc <> 0.

    <b> flag = 'X'.</b>

    endif.

    5. Later on,

    call your FORM/PERFORM

    only when flag is initial.

    *----

    • BDC Process for updating fields in CO02

    <b> IF FLAG IS INITIAL.</b>

    PERFORM f_bdc_process_co02 USING p_wa_data_in.

    <b> ENDIF.</b>

    Regards,

    amit m.

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      Mar 25, 2006 at 06:22 AM

      HI Shahik,

      Suppose if you have 3 entries in I_RESB

      and got error from BAPI then i think you need to process CO02 BDC part fro the remaining entries ..

      thats why i suggested you to use CONTINUE and not EXIT..

      regards

      satesh

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    Posted on Mar 25, 2006 at 05:40 AM
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    Hi Shahik,

    if you want the entire operation for all the values of it_resb

    then you shud use <b>CONTINUE</b>

    EXIT throws you out of the loop.

    while CONTINUE skips the rest of the code and goes back to the start of the loop..

    READ TABLE i_return WITH KEY type = c_e.
        IF sy-subrc EQ 0.
                      CLEAR v_error_message.
                      PERFORM f_format_error USING p_wa_data_in  c_e
c_error_number0
text-024
CHANGING v_error_message.
CONTINUE.
ENDIF.

    regards

    satesh

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    Posted on Mar 25, 2006 at 12:19 PM
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    try out check it might work

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