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Table Parameters are obsolete in ECC 6.0

former_member852447
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hello All,

I have created a function module in ECC6.0 and I need an internal table as a parameter but SAP will not allow it to be created as a tables parameter only as a changing parameter. How do you do this as a changing parameter. I am using structure type MMPUR_TEXTLINES.

Thanks

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Former Member
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Hi,

Tables parameters can still be used...It will be just a warning message not to use Tables parameters...but you can use..

Thanks

Naren

former_member194669
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Check these fm how it has been used

MMPUR_TEXT_EXP_SUBSCREEN

MMPUR_TEXT_IMP_SUBSCREEN

former_member194669
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or use table type

MMPUR_T_TEXTLINES

former_member852447
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Hello all,

I tried to activate but SAP will not let me past the warning message....is there something that I need to do to allow saving and activation.

Thanks

former_member194669
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Use tables tab instead of changing.

then use


MMPUR_TEXTLINES     LIKE    MMPUR_T_TEXTLINES

former_member852447
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Hello,

Got the tables parameter to work...is it possible to use that table parameter MMPUR_TEXTLINES LIKE MMPUR_T_TEXTLINES in a perform statement to return the changed table to the calling function module.

Thanks

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Hello David,

yes it is. To see how it works, write "PERFORM xy" in the abap editor and press F1.

Best regards

Stephan