SAP CL_DB6_ACTION_MAINT_PART_GRPS OO Class - DB6: Application List
CL_DB6_ACTION_MAINT_PART_GRPS is a standard SAP object class available within R/3 SAP systems depending on your version and release level. You can view/maintain the class details by entering its name into the relevant SAP transactions such as SE24, SE80 or even SE84. Below is the documentation available for class CL_DB6_ACTION_MAINT_PART_GRPS including details of:
- Interface class implementations
- Inheritance details
- Methods defined within class ( including link to full details )
- Attributes ( including initial values )
- Class Events
Inheritance
This OO class has a superclass assigned to it, which means it will inherit its objects and methods. The superclass for CL_DB6_ACTION_MAINT_PART_GRPS is CL_DB6_ACTION_CONTROLLER_RESETInterface Implementation
This OO class is an Interface Implementation, which means it will implement its own version of the methods from implementation class IF_DBA_ACTION_COMMAND_CONFIRMInterface Implementation
This OO class is an Interface Implementation, which means it will implement its own version of the methods from implementation class IF_DBA_ACTION_CONTROLLER_ALVMethod list of CL_DB6_ACTION_MAINT_PART_GRPS SAP class
A method is a coding block that performs a certain procedure (i.e. ABAP functionality) on an object within the overall SAP class. In simple terms if the object is an SAP database table a method could be the procedure to add a record or to delete a record. If you are new to OO in many respects, the implementation of a method is similar to a function module and can be called in a very similar way using CALL METHOD.
Instead of "CALL FUNCTION", Methods are referenced using the following syntax: CALL METHOD =>methodname EXPORTING/IMPORTING...
Method Name | Description | Visability |
SET_GRID_ATTRIBUTES | set grid attributes for ALV Grid | Private |
CALL METHOD cl_db6_action_maint_part_grps=>SET_GRID_ATTRIBUTES...more details |
CL_DB6_ACTION_MAINT_PART_GRPS attributes
List of attributes within class CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES. These can be referenced using the following syntax CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES=>. Although depending on where you are inserting the ABAP code you do need to check if the attribute is public or private.
Name | Level | Description | Initial Value | Type | Visability |
ACTIVEAPP | Instance Attribute | LIKE I | Private | ||
ALV | Instance Attribute | DB6: simple ALV abstraction | LIKE CL_DB6_ALV | Private | |
CMD_ACTIVE_ONLY | Constant | Function code that PAI triggered | 'ACTIVE' | LIKE SY-UCOMM | Private |
CMD_ALL | Constant | Function code that PAI triggered | 'ALL' | LIKE SY-UCOMM | Private |
NAV_REF | Instance Attribute | LIKE | Private | ||
VIEW_DATA | Instance Attribute | DB6: View Data of Application Snapshot | LIKE DB6_VIEW_SELECTION_GROUP | Private |
Links to Related Class(s)
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