Abap en bsp

Check Videos

This document discusses how to call messages in SAP ABAP.
At the end of the document you will find instructions on how to use the BLOG ABAPLOVERS.BLOGSPOT.COMso that you will not miss any updates. This BLOG is updated on a daily basis and all the Tutorials (Files/PDFs) associated with the BLOG are also updated from time to time.(While you are free to distribute or share this article, please do acknowledge the author by not changing the title, content, links in the article and using it AS IS.) Feel freeto upload this article on the following websites http://www.esnips.com/ http://www.slideshare.net/ http://www.rapidshare.com/ http://www.megaupload.com/

Get started registerand stay tuned to ABAP.BLOGSPOT.COM

Enter Your Email Address

Check Videos

Displaying Messages in ABAP
In ABAP you need to display a message on various occasions, forexample if the user has input erroneous data then a message needs to be displayed, instructing the user to rectify the error, or after a certain task is accomplished, you mayneed to display a message. A message class is used to display messages from the program and the transaction used for this purpose is SE91. The messages are stored in the tableT100. Examples of calling a message are shown below. You may need to create a message class for displaying your message. You need to check if a message class has already beencreated by other ABAP colleagues. Note that messages classes would already exist in your system, but you may have to create a new class for your programs. To create a newmessage class type the name following the naming standards and type the name as shown in the figure below. Alternatively you can goto transaction SE91 to create a new message class.