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DDIF_DTEL_GET - DD: Interface to read a data element from the ABAP Dictionary
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Functionality
This function module reads the Dictionary sources of a data element. The name of the data element to be read should be defined in parameter NAME.
The sources of the data element are read as defined by STATE, where STATE = 'A' (read the active version) and STATE = 'M' (read the latest version) are possible. If parameter LANGU is filled, the corresponding text is also read in the lanugage specified by LANGU.
Parameter GOTSTATE defines the status in which the object was read. If STATE = 'A', GOTSTATE can have the values 'A' (object has an active version) and ' ' (no active version of the object exists). If STATE = 'M', GOTSTATE can have the values ' ' (object does not exist in the ABAP Dictionary), 'N' (object is in status "new" in the ABAP Dictionary), 'A' (object is in status "active" in the ABAP Dictionary) and 'M' (object is in status "revised" in the ABAP Dictionary).
Example
Notes
- Use the much more efficient function module DDIF_NAMETAB_GET (runtime information without text) and DDIF_FIELDINFO_GET (runtime information with text) to read the runtime information of a data element. You should only use this module if you really need the data element definition visible in the maintenance transaction of the ABAP Dictionary or if you need information about the data element that is not contained in the runtime objects.
Parameter TPARA_WA also returns information about the parameter ID assigned to the data element. This parameter should only be defined if the corresponding information is really required.
Further information
Parameters
DD04V_WAGOTSTATE
LANGU
NAME
STATE
TPARA_WA
Exceptions
ILLEGAL_INPUTFunction Group
SDIFBAL_S_LOG - Application Log: Log header data Addresses (Business Address Services)
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