OBJECTS_L_CLASS_NO_LOAD_OK 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: I - Internal Kernel Error
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An attempt was made to activate local class <runtime parameter> in the wrong context.
Local classes can only be activated at certain positions (top of
abextri). This should be triggered by a special CCB or other top-level
OO language element (CREATE OBJECT, CALL METHOD).
The most likely cause of the error is: First access to a class
attribute of a local class. At this point, the CLASS_CONSTRUCTOR should
run. This is not possible in ejection, IF, parameter entry and so on.
Normally, a special CCB (ABOO) is generated that performs the
activation beforehand. This CCB obviously has not been generated or has
not been processed.
Workaround: Another way of circumventing this error is for the first
'use' of a class use to be by calling a method or CREATE OBJECT rather
than by a class attribute.
Internal error! A local class has been activated in the wrong context.
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OBJECTS_L_CLASS_NO_LOAD_OK - objects l class no load ok OBJECTS_LOCAL_INTF_NOT_FOUND - objects local intf not found OBJECTS_LOCAL_CLASS_NOT_LOCAL - objects local class not local OBJECTS_LOCAL_CLASS_NOT_FOUND - objects local class not found OBJECTS_INTI_ENTRY_NOT_FOUND - objects inti entry not found OBJECTS_GLOBAL_INTF_NOT_FOUND - objects global intf not found