Functionality This function module adds a set of new components (attributes/methods/events) and subcomponents (parameters/exceptions) to an existing objecttype (class or interface). The function module modifies an existing object type - that is, it isa check in in modify mode. The following criteria must be met in order for the check in to besuccessful: There must be a valid correction or repair request. If necessary, youcan generate one using the function moduleRPY_CICO_REQUEST_OPEN>. The object type that you want to modify must already exist and havebeen entered in the correction/repair request (that is, it must alreadyhave been checked out - seeRPY_CLIF_MULTI_READ_LOCK>). The components that you want to add must be complete, that is, allinput tables must be filled. The components that you want to insert must be consistent (see below). If these conditions are not met, or another error occurs during theinserting, the checkin does not take place and the components are notaddedd. The relevant error messages are placed in the error tableERROR_SET>. In the import parameter CICO_REQUEST_NO, enter the number of thecorrection or repair request. All long texts are inserted in the system language by default. If youwant to insert texts in another language, pass the language to thefunction module using the import parameter LANGUAGE. In the CLASS_INTERFACE_ID import parameter, enter the name of theobject type to which you want to add the components. In the tables parameters (ATTRIBUTE_SET, METHOD_SET, etc.) you specifyall of the information about the components and subcomponents that youwant to add. The function module does not trigger any exceptions. Problem and errormessages are returned to the table parameterERROR_SET>. If the insertion is successful, the errortable is empty. For general information about consistency checks, refer toRPY_CLIF_MULTI_INSERT>. This functionmodule only checks the consistency of the new components.Example The following call adds new components to an existing object type: * Data declaration DATA: ATTRIBUTES LIKE RPYCLAT OCCURS 100 WITH HEADER LINE. DATA: METHODS LIKE RPYCLME OCCURS 100 WITH HEADER LINE. DATA: EVENTS LIKE RPYCLEV OCCURS 100 WITH HEADER LINE. DATA: PARAMETERS LIKE RPYCLPA OCCURS 100 WITH HEADER LINE. DATA: EXCEPTIONS LIKE RPYCLEX OCCURS 100 WITH HEADER LINE. DATA: ERRORS LIKE RPYGSER OCCURS 100 WITH HEADER LINE. DATA: REQNO LIKE RPYGSGF-CICO_REQNO DATA: CLIF_ID LIKE VSEOCLIF-CLSNAME * Fill request number REQNO = ... * Fill object type name CLIF_ID = ... * Fill input table, for example: LOOP AT ... MOVE-CORRESPONDING ... TO ATTRIBUTES. APPEND ATTRIBUTES. ENDLOOP. LOOP AT ... MOVE-CORRESPONDING ... TO METHODS. APPEND METHODS. ENDLOOP. ... (etc.) * Call function module CALL FUNCTION 'RPY_CLIF_COMP_MULTI_INSERT' EXPORTING CICO_REQUEST_NO = REQNO * LANGUAGE = SY_LANGU CLASS_INTERFACE_ID = CLIF_ID TABLES ATTRIBUTE_SET = ATTRIBUTES METHOD_SET = METHODS EVENT_SET = EVENTS PARAMETER_SET = PARAMETERS EXCEPTION_SET = EXCEPTIONS ERROR_SET = ERRORS EXCEPTIONS OTHERS = 0. * Error handling LOOP AT ERRORS. ... ENDLOOP. Further information Other function modules in the Class Library API: RPY_CLIF_MULTI_READ> RPY_CLIF_MULTI_READ_LOCK> RPY_CLIF_MULTI_INSERT> RPY_CLIF_REL_MULTI_INSERT> RPY_CLIF_INFO_UPDATE> RPY_CLIF_COMP_UPDATE> RPY_CLIF_REL_UPDATE> RPY_CLIF_COMP_DELETE> RPY_CLIF_REL_DELETE> RPY_CLIF_DELETE> |