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Message type: E = Error
Message class: SY - ABAP/4 system messages
Message number: 484
Message text: & is outside the visibility section
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SY484
- & is outside the visibility section ?The SAP error message SY484 typically indicates that a certain object or element is outside the visibility section in the context of ABAP programming. This error often arises when a variable or a method is being accessed outside of its defined scope, which can happen in various scenarios, such as when trying to access a local variable from a different method or class.
Cause:
- Scope Issues: The variable or method you are trying to access is not visible in the current context. This can happen if it is defined in a different method, class, or module.
- Incorrect Declaration: The variable might not be declared in the right scope or might be declared as a local variable in a method where it is not accessible.
- Access Modifiers: If the variable or method is defined with specific access modifiers (like
PRIVATE
orPROTECTED
), it may not be accessible from the current context.Solution:
- Check Variable Scope: Ensure that the variable or method you are trying to access is declared in a scope that is accessible from where you are trying to use it.
- Use Global Variables: If necessary, consider declaring the variable as a global variable or as an instance variable of the class if it needs to be accessed across different methods.
- Adjust Access Modifiers: If the variable or method is defined with restrictive access modifiers, consider changing them to
PUBLIC
orPROTECTED
as appropriate for your use case.- Refactor Code: If the design allows, refactor your code to ensure that the variable or method is accessed within its visibility section.
Related Information:
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