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HR SCM CRM BI HANA HANA Platform Cloud Admin/Dev Roadmap TRENDING TOPICS MegatrendsMobilityProject Management Article Article ABAP Runtime Error — Prevention and Detection by Axel Kurka | SAPinsider October 1, 2000 by http://sapinsider.wispubs.com/Assets/Articles/2000/October/ABAP-Runtime-Error-Prevention-And-Detection Axel Kurka, SAP AG SAPinsider - 2000 (Volume 1), October (Issue 2) During the http://www.sapdev.co.uk/abap-statements/c/catc/catch_sys.htm preparation for SAP TechEd 2000 in Hamburg, I had to decide on the motto of the ABAP booth. I chose "ABAP - The Business Application Language." I know, I know... I can just imagine what you're thinking about buzzwords like these (I read "Dilbert," too). But the truth is, when making decisions on ABAP design, the ABAP development department always runtime error keeps the professional business character of ABAP in mind. What's the big deal, you might ask? After all, what is the difference between, say, game programming and business programming? To answer this question from one perspective, let's look at the consequences of "crashes" - for example, in a flight reservation system of an airline, as compared to a computer video game that keeps quitting on you. Obviously, children (and adults!) accept the fact that abap runtime error sometimes their PC games terminate. The video game user simply restarts the software. On the other hand, if an airline's flight reservation system or an automaker's supply chain management system runs out of control, there is very little acceptance among the users (to say the least). Availability of the IT systems is crucial in competition. Business software should be designed so that, in most cases, runtime errors can be prevented during development time - not at execution. And, where a system failure does occur, the software should enable the user or the IT staff to manage the problem successfully and quickly. Reliability is even more important than availability. Let's start by turning to basic software engineering for a moment. Listing 1 shows a C program code that compiles, runs, and then crashes. The failure occurs because the program tries to access memory (or a segment of memory) that the operating system doesn't allow it to. main() { char word[10]; int i = 0; for(;;) { word[i] = '*'; i++; } } Listing 1 Runtime Error During the Execution of a C Program Such failures are called (operating) system exceptions. In the best-case scenario, such a program crash sends to the screen some cryptic information that leaves users clueless. In the worst case, the GUI simply disappears. In either case, these certainly a
Reference ABAP Syntax(Obsolete) CATCH SYSTEM-EXCEPTIONS [exc1 = n1 exc2 = n2 ...] [OTHERS = n_others]. [statement_block] ENDCATCH. What does it do? The statement CATCH SYSTEM-EXCEPTIONS introduces a control structure containing a statement block statement_block that is always processed. In the list exc1 = n1 exc2 = n2 ... , you can execute catchable runtime errors and exception groups in any order. The A directly specified number n1 n2 ... must be assigned to each of them. The OTHERS addition can be executed independently or after the list exc1 = n1 exc2 = n2 ... . Its effect is the same as specifying an exception group that includes all catchable runtime errors of the runtime environment. The system handles the CATCH control structure as follows: If one of the specified catchable runtime errors or a catchable runtime error contained in the specified exception groups occurs, the execution of the statement block is immediately terminated, the program continues after the statement ENDCATCH , and the number n1 n2 ... assigned to the catchable runtime error or the exception group, is stored for evaluation in the system field sy-subrc . If the list contains a catchable runtime error and its exception group or if a catchable runtime error occurs in some of the specified exception groups, sy-subrc contains the assigned number of the first position in the list. If a catchable runtime error that is not listed in the statement CATCH SYSTEM-EXCEPTIONS or is not contained in one of the specified exception groups occurs in the statement block, the program terminates with a short dump If the end of the statement block is reached and no runtime error occurs, sy-subrc is set to 0. A CATCH control structure cannot be defined in the same processing block , in which the class-based exceptions are handled in a TRY control structure or are raised by the statement RAISE EXCEPTION or by the addition THROW in a conditional expression . Latest notes: Catchable runtime errors are not passed from called procedures to the caller. They can only be caught within a processing block. Within a processing block, catchable runtime errors are caught in control structures that can be nested in any depth. If multiple CATCH control structures are nested, the system branches behind the ENDCATCH statement of the inner CATCH control structure that handles the runtime error. The handling o