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FUNCTION-POOL
Other versions: 7.31 | 7.40 | 7.54
Syntax
FUNCTION-POOL fpool [list_options]
[MESSAGE-ID mid].
Effect
The FUNCTION-POOL
statement introduces a
function group. After the expansion of any existing
include programs, it
must be the first statement of a standalone program. The additions of the FUNCTION-POOL
statement have the same meaning as the additions of the REPORT
statement.
You use the Function Builder of the
ABAP Workbench to maintain the function groups. The Workbench automatically generates a
framework program and the
include programs listed below. The FUNCTION-POOL
statement is created in a
top include.
Repository fpool FUNCTION-POOL
A function group serves as a frame for function modules and is organized in include programs as follows.
- One top include with the prefix "L" and the ending "TOP" in the declaration section of the function group.
- Optional include programs with the prefix "L" and the ending "D.." for the declaration of local classes within the top include.
- One include program with the prefix "L" and the ending "UXX" in the implementation section of the function group. This include program includes include programs with the ending "U.." for implementing each function module of the function group. This structure must not be changed.
- Optional include programs with the prefix "L" and the ending "P.." for implementing the methods of local classes in the implementation section of the function group.
- Optional include programs with the prefix "L" and the ending "O.." for implementing PBO modules in the implementation section of the function group.
- Optional include programs with the prefix "L" and the ending "I.." for implementing PAI modules in the implementation section of the function group.
- Optional include programs with the prefix "L" and the ending "E.." for implementing event blocks in the implementation section of the function group.
- Optional include programs with the prefix "L" and the ending "F.." for implementing subroutines in the implementation section of the function group.
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The periods ".." represent a two-digit number. The functionality of the Function Builder is based on adherence to this naming convention.
Example
Function group SAPLABAP_DOCU is structured from include programs.
*&---------------------------------------------------------------------*
*& Function Group SAPLABAP_DOCU
*&---------------------------------------------------------------------*
INCLUDE labap_docutop. " Global Declarations
INCLUDE labap_docue00. " Load of Program
INCLUDE labap_docuuxx. " Function Modules
INCLUDE labap_docuo01. " PBO Modules
INCLUDE labap_docui01. " PAI Modules
INCLUDE labap_docue01. " Handling of Runtime-Events</
INCLUDE labap_docup01. " Class implementations
INCLUDE labap_docup02.
INCLUDE labap_docup03.
INCLUDE labap_docup04.
The function group includes the top include in the first place; it contains the FUNCTION-POOL
statement and other include programs for data and class declarations:
*&---------------------------------------------------------------------*
*& Include LABAP_DOCUTOP
*&---------------------------------------------------------------------*
FUNCTION-POOL abap_docu.
INCLUDE labap_docud00. " Global Data for Screens
INCLUDE labap_docud01. " Classes for Docu Display