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EXIT_RMCAF000_001 -

User Exit to introduce external data into LIS info structures

This Customer Exit is designed to write external data into the info structures of LIS. It can be used, for example, to integrate statistical data from an old system into the LIS.

The User Exit is called up in the reorganization tool.
For the source info structure, select that info structure, into which you want to write data. Provided that you have activated the User Exit, which provides data for the selected source info structure and you selected the option 'Source data via User Exit', the data collection will be transferred to the User Exit.

Input parameters:

1. I_GSTRU: Name of the table for the info structure (e.g., S001, S601)
2. I_INDEX: Index of the first entry of a new packet
   Data collection should be carried out in blocks. If you want
   to process blocks of 500 entries, for example, the
   variable I_INDEX will supply the value one when the user exit
   is called up for the first time, and after the first block is
   updated (and therefore when the user exit is called up for
   the second time), the I_INDEX will supply the value 501.
3. I_FPATH: path name of the data to be imported
   (for example, /oracle/C11/data.1993)

Table parameters

1. T_DATA: Table with statistics data
   Statistical data is read and prepared in the User Exit.
   This statistical data is processed in the table
   structure of the info structure (I_GSTRU).
   This structure is expected in the transfer.
2. I_SELECT_OPTIONS: Table with selection options
   I_SELECT_OPTIONS contains the selection options for
   characteristics and selection-capable key figures that were
   specified on the selection screen of the report. This allows
   the data to be selectively read.
   I_SELECT_OPTIONS has the structure RSPARAMS:
   SELNAME Name of the selection option from the report. The name
   of the selection option is found by displaying the F1
   Help and carrying out the function
   'Technical info'.
   KIND 'S' für SELECT-OPTIONS
   SIGN See ABAP/4 Documentation on SELECT-OPTIONS
   OPTION See ABAP/4 Documentation on SELECT-OPTIONS
   LOW See ABAP/4 Documentation on SELECT-OPTIONS
   HIGH See ABAP/4 Documentation on SELECT-OPTIONS

Exceptions

1. NO_MORE_DATA: No more exist.
   The User Exit is again called after the last block of
   data is read, prepared and processed.
   RAISE NO_MORE_DATA is a signal by the User-Exit that
   there are no more data available.