SAP ENQUEUE_ECRMD_IC_SCRUBF Function Module for Request lock for object ECRMD_IC_SCRUBF









ENQUEUE_ECRMD_IC_SCRUBF is a standard enqueue ecrmd ic scrubf SAP function module available within SAP R/3 or S/4 Hana systems, depending on your version and release level. It is used for Request lock for object ECRMD_IC_SCRUBF processing and below is the pattern details for this FM, showing its interface including any import and export parameters, exceptions etc. there is also a full "cut and paste" ABAP pattern code example, along with implementation ABAP coding, documentation and contribution comments specific to this or related objects.


See here to view full function module documentation and code listing for enqueue ecrmd ic scrubf FM, simply by entering the name ENQUEUE_ECRMD_IC_SCRUBF into the relevant SAP transaction such as SE37 or SE38.

Function Group: /1BCDWBEN/CEN0010
Program Name: /1BCDWBEN/SAPLCEN0010
Main Program:
Appliation area:
Release date: N/A
Mode(Normal, Remote etc): Remote-Enabled
Update:



Function ENQUEUE_ECRMD_IC_SCRUBF pattern details

In-order to call this FM within your sap programs, simply using the below ABAP pattern details to trigger the function call...or see the full ABAP code listing at the end of this article. You can simply cut and paste this code into your ABAP progrom as it is, including variable declarations.
CALL FUNCTION 'ENQUEUE_ECRMD_IC_SCRUBF'"Request lock for object ECRMD_IC_SCRUBF
EXPORTING
* MODE_CRMD_IC_SCRUF = 'X' "Lock mode for table CRMD_IC_SCRUF
* MODE_CRMD_IC_SCRUFDSC = 'X' "Lock mode for table CRMD_IC_SCRUFDSC
* MODE_CRMD_IC_SCRUFITM = 'X' "Lock mode for table CRMD_IC_SCRUFITM
* MANDT = SY-MANDT "01th enqueue argument
* FIELDID = "02th enqueue argument
* X_FIELDID = ' ' "Fill argument 02 with initial value?
* _SCOPE = '2' "
* _WAIT = ' ' "
* _COLLECT = ' ' "Initially only collect lock

EXCEPTIONS
FOREIGN_LOCK = 1 SYSTEM_FAILURE = 2
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IMPORTING Parameters details for ENQUEUE_ECRMD_IC_SCRUBF

MODE_CRMD_IC_SCRUF - Lock mode for table CRMD_IC_SCRUF

Data type: ENQMODE
Default: 'X'
Optional: Yes
Call by Reference: No ( called with pass by value option)

MODE_CRMD_IC_SCRUFDSC - Lock mode for table CRMD_IC_SCRUFDSC

Data type: ENQMODE
Default: 'X'
Optional: Yes
Call by Reference: No ( called with pass by value option)

MODE_CRMD_IC_SCRUFITM - Lock mode for table CRMD_IC_SCRUFITM

Data type: ENQMODE
Default: 'X'
Optional: Yes
Call by Reference: No ( called with pass by value option)

MANDT - 01th enqueue argument

Data type: CRMD_IC_SCRUF-MANDT
Default: SY-MANDT
Optional: Yes
Call by Reference: No ( called with pass by value option)

FIELDID - 02th enqueue argument

Data type: CRMD_IC_SCRUF-FIELDID
Optional: Yes
Call by Reference: No ( called with pass by value option)

X_FIELDID - Fill argument 02 with initial value?

Data type: DDENQXPAR
Default: SPACE
Optional: Yes
Call by Reference: No ( called with pass by value option)

_SCOPE -

Data type: DDENQSCOPE
Default: '2'
Optional: Yes
Call by Reference: No ( called with pass by value option)

_WAIT -

Data type: DDENQWAIT
Default: SPACE
Optional: Yes
Call by Reference: No ( called with pass by value option)

_COLLECT - Initially only collect lock

Data type: DDENQCOLL
Default: ' '
Optional: Yes
Call by Reference: No ( called with pass by value option)

EXCEPTIONS details

FOREIGN_LOCK - Object already locked

Data type:
Optional: No
Call by Reference: No ( called with pass by value option)

SYSTEM_FAILURE - Internal error from enqueue server

Data type:
Optional: No
Call by Reference: No ( called with pass by value option)

Copy and paste ABAP code example for ENQUEUE_ECRMD_IC_SCRUBF Function Module

The ABAP code below is a full code listing to execute function module POPUP_TO_CONFIRM including all data declarations. The code uses the original data declarations rather than the latest in-line data DECLARATION SYNTAX but I have included an ABAP code snippet at the end to show how declarations would look using the newer method of declaring data variables on the fly. This will allow you to compare and fully understand the new inline method. Please note some of the newer syntax such as the @DATA is not available until a later 4.70 service pack (SP8), which i why i have stuck to the origianl for this example.

DATA:
lv_foreign_lock  TYPE STRING, "   
lv_mode_crmd_ic_scruf  TYPE ENQMODE, "   'X'
lv_system_failure  TYPE ENQMODE, "   
lv_mode_crmd_ic_scrufdsc  TYPE ENQMODE, "   'X'
lv_mode_crmd_ic_scrufitm  TYPE ENQMODE, "   'X'
lv_mandt  TYPE CRMD_IC_SCRUF-MANDT, "   SY-MANDT
lv_fieldid  TYPE CRMD_IC_SCRUF-FIELDID, "   
lv_x_fieldid  TYPE DDENQXPAR, "   SPACE
lv__scope  TYPE DDENQSCOPE, "   '2'
lv__wait  TYPE DDENQWAIT, "   SPACE
lv__collect  TYPE DDENQCOLL. "   ' '

  CALL FUNCTION 'ENQUEUE_ECRMD_IC_SCRUBF'  "Request lock for object ECRMD_IC_SCRUBF
    EXPORTING
         MODE_CRMD_IC_SCRUF = lv_mode_crmd_ic_scruf
         MODE_CRMD_IC_SCRUFDSC = lv_mode_crmd_ic_scrufdsc
         MODE_CRMD_IC_SCRUFITM = lv_mode_crmd_ic_scrufitm
         MANDT = lv_mandt
         FIELDID = lv_fieldid
         X_FIELDID = lv_x_fieldid
         _SCOPE = lv__scope
         _WAIT = lv__wait
         _COLLECT = lv__collect
    EXCEPTIONS
        FOREIGN_LOCK = 1
        SYSTEM_FAILURE = 2
. " ENQUEUE_ECRMD_IC_SCRUBF




ABAP code using 7.40 inline data declarations to call FM ENQUEUE_ECRMD_IC_SCRUBF

The below ABAP code uses the newer in-line data declarations. This allows you to see the coding differences/benefits of the later inline syntax. Please note some of the newer syntax below, such as the @DATA is not available until 4.70 EHP 8.

 
DATA(ld_mode_crmd_ic_scruf) = 'X'.
 
 
DATA(ld_mode_crmd_ic_scrufdsc) = 'X'.
 
DATA(ld_mode_crmd_ic_scrufitm) = 'X'.
 
"SELECT single MANDT FROM CRMD_IC_SCRUF INTO @DATA(ld_mandt).
DATA(ld_mandt) = SY-MANDT.
 
"SELECT single FIELDID FROM CRMD_IC_SCRUF INTO @DATA(ld_fieldid).
 
DATA(ld_x_fieldid) = ' '.
 
DATA(ld__scope) = '2'.
 
DATA(ld__wait) = ' '.
 
DATA(ld__collect) = ' '.
 


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