SE61 - Docu Maintenance? Xplain

[Former Member]

Dear all,

I have come across the T Code SE61. I have created a (F1 help) document for one of the data elements' that I had created. I never knew what are & how to use the other things in this (Business Add-Ins: Implementations, Class attribute, Class event, Class, Data element, Data element supplement,..........., Test information, ..........ABAP). So can you explain me all the concerns of this T Code : SE61. Also 2 Push buttons are there in this screen at the top "<b>WORKLIST</b>" and "<b>AUTHORIZATIONS</b>". Kindly let me know if why are these Push buttons used.

Would highly appreciate & be thankful to you.

Thanks in advance.

Regards.

Farooq

[Former Member]

Hi,

"WORKLIST" gives again the documentation of other fdifferent objects;

Press that button, select the required object and you can find the doc.

"AUTHORIZATIONS : when you press this it displays the doumentation of different authorisations in the system.

If you wants to know abou the Classes, Interfaces, go through the link:

Classes and Interfaces

This section describes the definition of classes and interfaces and of their components. Classes and interfaces form the basis for ABAP Objects, the object-oriented part of the ABAP language. Classes and interfaces can be defined in ABAP programs of the following program types:

In a class pool, you use the Class Builder tool of the ABAP Workbench to define exactly one global class of the class library, which can then be used in all other ABAP programs. In the global declaration section of a class pool, you can individually define local data types, classes and interfaces to tbe used in the class pool and make type groups known. Apart from the TYPES and TYPE-POOLS statements, in class pools no other statements are allowed outside of classes and interfaces.

In an interface pool, you use the Class Builder tool of the ABAP Workbench to define exactly one global interface of the class library to be used in all other ABAP programs. In the global declaration section of an interface pool, you are not allowed to define local data types, classes and interfaces. You can declare type groups. Apart from the statement TYPE-POOLS, in interface pools no other statements are allowed outside of the global interfaces.

In all other ABAP programs, except type groups, you can define local classes and interfaces to be used in the program itself.

Apart from the TYPES and TYPE-POOLS statements, in class and interface pools no other statements are allowed outside of CLASS - ENDCLASS or INTERFACE - ENDINTERFACE.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/eb/3e7cf7940e11d295df0000e82de14a/frameset.htm

and

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/eb/3e7cf7940e11d295df0000e82de14a/frameset.htm

Regards,

Anji