Initializations The statements CLEAR, REFRESH, and FREE initialize data objects, that is, they set the content of a data object to an initial value. During initialization, the corresponding data objects are not deleted. Data objects created with declarative statements are only deleted from the memory when leaving a program, together with the internal session. Objects created dynamically with the statement CREATE are deleted via the garbage collector. The initialization of reference variables can, however, lead to the deletion of referenced objects via the garbage collector.
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Initializations The statements CLEAR, FREE,and REFRESH initialize data objects, that is, they set the content of a data object to an initial value. During initialization, the corresponding data objects are not deleted. Data objects created with declarative statements are only deleted from the memory when leaving a p rogram, together with the internal session. Objects created dynamically with the statement CREATE are deleted via the garbage collector. The initialization of reference variables can, however, lead to the deletion of referenced objects via the garbage collector.
ARTICLE ( Version: 0011)
Initializations The statements CLEAR and FREE initialize data objects, that is, they set the content of a data object to an initial value. During initialization, the corresponding data objects are not deleted. Data objects created with declarative statements are only deleted from the memory when leaving a p rogram, together with the internal session. Objects created dynamically with the statement CREATE are deleted via the garbage collector. The initialization of reference variables can, however, lead to the deletion of referenced objects via the garbage collector.
Note The statement REFRESH for initializing internal tables is now obsolete.
ARTICLE ( Version: 0012)
Initializations The statements CLEAR and FREE initialize data objects, that is, they set the content of a data object to an initial value. Initialization does not delete the data objects in question. Data objects created by declarative statements are only deleted from the memory when leaving a program, together with the internal session. Objects created dynamically by the statement CREATE are deleted by the Garbage Collector. The initialization of reference variables can, however, cause the Garbage Collector to delete the referenced objects. Field symbols are initialized by the statement UNASSIGN, but this does not affect the garbage collection process.
Note REFRESH is an obsolete statement used to initialize internal tables.
ARTICLE ( Version: 0020)
Initializations The following statements initialize data objects, that is, they set the content of a data object to an initial value: CLEAR FREE Initialization does not delete the data objects in question. Data objects created by declarative statements are only deleted from the memory when leaving a program, together with the internal session. Objects created dynamically by the statement CREATE are deleted by the Garbage Collector. The initialization of reference variables can, however, cause Garbage Collector to delete the referenced objects.
Note REFRESH is an obsolete statement used to initialize internal tables. Message text extract from SAP system. Copyright SAP SE.
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