ABAP Runtime Errors

ITS_FUNCTION_ALREADY_DEFINED SAP ABAP Runtime Error its function already defined







ITS_FUNCTION_ALREADY_DEFINED is an ABAP runtime error which you may come across when using or developing within an SAP system. See below for the standard details explaining what it means and how you can avoid or fix this runtime error.

Short Dump Classification: A - ABAP Programming Error

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ITS_FUNCTION_ALREADY_DEFINED ABAP Runtime Error

If the error occurs in a non-modfied SAP template, you might be able to find a solution in the SAP Notes system.
If you have access to the SAP Notes system, check there first using the following keywords:
<runtime parameter> Template interpretation terminated, syntax error. Call transaction SE80 and correct the syntax error. In SE80, choose 'Internet Service' and navigate to the corresponding template. Take the service, theme and template name from the path of the template causing the error:
<runtime parameter>.
Remember to publish the corrected template on the 'INTERNAL' site in order to activate the change. Please see abap error for more details about the possible cause of this runtime error and how it could be avoided.

Function <runtime parameter> has already been defined and therefore cannot be defined again. Note that the function might also be defined in another, included, source.

HTMLB example, error ITS_FUNCTION_ALREADY_DEFINED
`function funcA()` <- Ok
`end;`

`function funcA()` <- error, 2. definition `end;` Template <runtime parameter> contains syntax errors and therefore could not be compiled. Cause of error: Function <runtime parameter> defined twice in template <runtime parameter>. The syntax error is in row: <runtime parameter>, column: <runtime parameter>.
The HTMLB row with errors is:
<runtime parameter>