SAP Function TB_LIMIT_UPLOAD - File Transfer of File on Presentation Server to Internal Table with Dialog

Parameter	Reference	Type	Length	Default	Optional	Text
FILEMASK_MASK	ANY	A	0	SPACE	X
FILENAME	ANY	A	0	SPACE	X	Name of the File (Default Value)
FILETYPE	RLGRAP-FILETYPE	C	3	SPACE	X	File Type (ASCII, Binary, ...)(Default Value)
ITEM	ANY	A	0	SPACE	X	Header for File Dialog

Parameter	Reference	Type	Length	Text
ACT_FILENAME	ANY	A	0	Name of the File (Entered Value)
ACT_FILETYPE	RLGRAP-FILETYPE	C	3	File Type (Entered Value)
CANCEL	ANY	A	0	Is Set on 'Cancel'
FILESIZE	ANY	A	0	Number of Bytes Transferred

Parameter	Reference	Length	Optional	Text
DATA_TAB		0		Transfer Table

Exception	Text
GUI_REFUSE_FILETRANSFER	Incorrect Front End, or Error in Front End
INVALID_TYPE	Invalid Value for Parameter FILETYPE
NO_AUTHORITY	No Upload Authorization
NO_BATCH	Front-End Function Cannot Be Executed in Batch
UNKNOWN_ERROR	Not Used

Data in a file on the presentation server is transferred to an internaltable.

Description
The user can change the file type in dialog. The changed value isreturned.
Length of uploaded file.
File name (with preceding path name if required).
'ASC' : Upload of ASCII data, with optional code page conversion
'BIN' : Upload of binary data
'DAT' : Upload of data the same as from 'DAT' download
'IBM' : Ascii format as for 'ASC' with IBM code page conversion (DOS)
'DAT' : Ascii format as for 'ASC', additional column division with TAB
'WK1' : Storage by row and column in table format WK1
'BIN' : Binary format (specification of BIN_FILESIZE required)
Provide text for the upload dialog for the title row .
The data from the file is stored in this table.
For 'BIN' upload, use a single-column table with type 'X'. All tablerows must always be filled with data, except for the last row. The lastrow might not be filled completely with valid data, therefore take intoaccount the current file length.
For 'ASC' upload, rows in the file that are too long are cut off if thetable is not wide enough. A one-column table with type 'C' is always tobe used. A new table row is created for each row in the output file.