SAP Function Module ATTRIBUTE_DELETE_INDEX
Delete indexes entered for attributes
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The Function Module ATTRIBUTE_DELETE_INDEX (Delete indexes entered for attributes) is a standard Function Module in SAP ERP and is part of the function group SFFI within the package SFIN.
Technical Information
| Function Module | ATTRIBUTE_DELETE_INDEX |
| Short Text | Delete indexes entered for attributes |
| Function Group | SFFI |
| Package | SFIN |
| Module Type | Normal Module |
Importing Parameters
These are the IMPORTING parameters of this function module.
| Parameter Name | Type | Associated Type | Default Value | Short Text |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CLASS | LIKE | TFIC-CLASS | Information class | |
| LANGUAGE | LIKE | SY-LANGU | 'D' | Language indicator |
| POINTER | LIKE | PTAB-POINTER | Pointer of the document |
Exporting Parameters
These are the EXPORTING parameters of this function module.
| Parameter Name | Type | Associated Type | Default Value | Short Text |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NUMBER_OF_ATTRIBUTES | LIKE | FIST-HITS | Number of the edited attributes |
Changing Parameters
This function module does not define any CHANGING parameters.
Table Parameters
These are the TABLE parameters of this function module.
| Parameter Name | Type | Associated Type | Default Value | Short Text |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ATTRIBUTES_OLD | LIKE | ATVAL | Original values already indexed |
Exceptions
These are the Exceptions of this function module.
| Exception Name | Short Text |
|---|---|
| POINTER_EXPORT_FAILED | Error in storing the pointers. |
| TABLE_ERROR | General table error (internal). |