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PERFORM - ON COMMIT, ROLLBACK

Short Reference

Other versions: 7.31 | 7.40 | 7.54

Syntax


PERFORM subr ON { {COMMIT [LEVEL idx]} | ROLLBACK }.

Addition

... LEVEL idx

Effect

This statement registers the subroutine directly specified using subr in the same program. The subroutine is not executed immediately, but a flag is set for execution when one of the statements COMMIT WORK or ROLLBACK WORK is reached.

The registered subroutines are executed if the statement COMMIT WORK or ROLLBACK WORK is executed in their work process and before update function modules registered using CALL FUNCTION ... IN UPDATE TASK. Subroutines that are registered during execution of an update function module for COMMIT are executed at the end of the non-local update in the update work process.

Programming Guideline

No implementations in function modules and subroutines


Notes

  • Creating subroutines is obsolete. If new subroutines are required for PERFORM subr ON COMMIT or PERFORM subr ON ROLLBACK, they should only be used as wrapping for a method call and must not contain any other functional coding.
  • Registered subroutines cannot have any parameter interface. Therefore, data can only be passed through external interfaces - for example, the ABAP memory. Subroutines that are executed in COMMIT WORK or ROLLBACK WORK are thus more suitable for management tasks, such as cleanup work at the end of a SAP-LUW, than for database changes.
  • During processing of a registered subroutine after COMMIT WORK or ROLLBACK WORK, the statements PERFORM ... ON COMMIT, PERFORM ... ON ROLLBACK, COMMIT WORK, or ROLLBACK WORK must not be executed.
  • During the processing of a registered subroutine after COMMIT WORK using CALL FUNCTION ... IN UPDATE TASK, registered booking function modules are still registered for the current SAP-LUW.

Addition

... LEVEL idx

Effect

In the case of subroutines registered for COMMIT, the execution sequence can be controlled using the addition LEVEL, whereby for idx a data object of the type i is expected. The execution then takes place, sorted according to ascending value of idx. idx has the value 0, if a value is not explicitly specified. If the value is that same as idx or if there is no specification, the sequence of execution is the same as the registration sequence. A subroutine registered multiple times for COMMIT or ROLLBACK is executed once in each case.