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EXCEPTIONS can be used to assign return codes to non-class-based exceptions exc1 exc2 ... declared in the parameter interface. Each exception exc1 exc2 ... that the caller wants to handle must be assigned to a directly specified number n1 n2 ... All numbers between 0 and 65535 can be specified. The behavior outside of this range is undefined.
By specifying OTHERS as the last entry after EXCEPTIONS, a common return code can be assigned to all exceptions not specified explicitly in exc1 exc2.... This is done by assigning a number n_others. The same return code can be assigned to different exceptions (including OTHERS). The behavior when an exception is raised is as follows:
If no exception is raised, a call sets sy-subrc to 0.
The addition EXCEPTIONS cannot be specified in the call if RAISING is used to declare class-based exceptions in the parameter interface of the called procedure.
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