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Extended Check

Former Member
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Hi all,

Can you all share your experience on Extended check issue i am having.

I have run the Extended Check on the program and it showed me errors like 'no read access to field string ' etc ....,

to hide this message i am using "#EC *.

even after using "#EC * the system is showing the message if i perform an Extended Check .

is my approach not the correct one ? or do i have to do any additional steps ?

Please suggest . Thanks in advance .

Regards,

Ry

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Former Member
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hi,

Have u added this "#EC *. at the end of line which is showing that error or warning?

//Kothand

Former Member
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Your approach is correct.....you can ignore those messages..!

Cheers,

Tatvagna.

Sorry...misunderstood the question..!

Edited by: Tatvagna Shah on Jul 15, 2008 6:34 PM

Former Member
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U should use "#EC NEEDED instead of "#EC *.

Regards,

Joy.

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Hi,

I have tried both of these "#EC NEEDED instead of "#EC *. but still it shows up when i do an extended program check .

any example please share and suggest .

regards,

ry

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May be u have to put this "#EC NEEDED in multiple places...pl. check...

Regards,

Joy.

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so if i insert "#EC NEEDED in one place , will it apply to all in the program . please suggest .

regards,

ry

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No..u have put this comment "#EC NEEDED in each and every place where u r getting this same message....

Regards,

Joy.

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Hi ,

Thanks Joy.

Field string ( XYZ - table name ) is not referenced statically in the program

The message can be hidden with "#EC *.

i do get these errors , but i am using this table to retrieve data using select single .

can you suggest please .

regards,

ry

matt
Active Contributor
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What version of SAP are you on? You don't need TABLES statements much nowadays.

matt

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Just double click on the message it will goto the place where u need to put the half line comment.

Regards,

Joy.

Former Member
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this hide statement will not remove the error warning r message but it will hide...

generally v use extended program check to remove the unnessary satement from the program which will improve the performance of the program .so plz rectify the error and hide the warning........if they can not be rectified.

Regards

Anbu