Harnessing the Power of Message Class for Effective Program Communication
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Welcome back everyone to our Complete SAP ABAP Master Series, We have started Message Class in our last blog, So let’s continue it. Message Class :- Suppose, I want to open a program in ABAP Editor which does not exist, then the SAP System will automatically generate a message that the Program does not exist. Messages play a very crucial and vital role in SAP. Types of Messages :- A(Abort) E(error) I(Information) S(success/status) W(warning) X(exit) Note :- We should always use Message class for writing Messages, Never hard code messages inside the program. Requirement :- Let’s understand the importance of Messages through a requirement. Suppose, I have the below program, I hope you remember the below code, Since we had discussed this program in our previous blogs. Now, Once we are trying to execute the program and we provide a wrong input number, then Suppose the Customer wants us to display a message that Order Number does not exist. Solution :- S...