SAP ABAP Data Element SLDW_STAT (Status of a Whitelist)

Hierarchy

☛ SAP_BASIS (Software Component) SAP Basis Component
   ⤷ BC-SEC (Application Component) Security
     ⤷ SLDW (Package) Generic Whitelist Administration

Basic Data

Data Element	SLDW_STAT
Short Description	Status of a Whitelist

Data Type

Category of Dictionary Type	D	Domain
Type of Object Referenced		No Information
Domain / Name of Reference Type	SLDW_STAT
Data Type	CHAR	Character String
Length	1
Decimal Places	0
Output Length	1
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Field Label

	Length	Field Label
Short	10	Status
Medium	15	Status
Long	22	Status of a Whitelist
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Definition

You can affect the general check behavior of a generic whitelist by defining the whitelist status, among other things. Possible whitelist statuses are:

• A - Whitelist check is active
  When the method CL_SLDW=> CHECK_WHITE_LIST( ) is called, the system performs a check in accordance with the content of the element list of the active whitelist. If the result of the check is that the element does not exist or is obsolete, the return code 12 is returned.
• N - Whitelist check not active
  With this status, a positive check result is always returned, regardless of the content of the element list.
  Caution: This status overrides the check status of the elements.
• I - Informational whitelist (warning without error code)
  When the method CL_SLDW=> CHECK_WHITE_LIST( ), the check is performed in the same way as with the status "A". If the result of the check is that the element does not exist or is obsolete, the return code 6 is returned. Instead of an error message, the system displays a warning message.
• R - Recording mode (add new elements in dialog)
  When the method CL_SLDW=> CHECK_WHITE_LIST( ), the check is performed in the same way as with the status "A".
  If the check is performed on an element that does not yet exist in the list, the maintenance dialog for the relevant whitelist appears, and the check is performed when the user closes the dialog.
• X - Recording mode (new elements are assigned the status allowed)
  When the method CL_SLDW=> CHECK_WHITE_LIST( ), the check is performed in the same way as with the status "A".
  If the check is performed on an element that is not yet contained in the list, it is automatically added to the whitelist as an allowed element.
• D - Recording mode (new elements are assigned the status not allowed)
  When the method CL_SLDW=> CHECK_WHITE_LIST( ), the check is performed in the same way as with the status "A".
  If the check is performed on an element that is not yet contained in the list, it is automatically added to the whitelist as an element that is not allowed.

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History

Last changed by/on	SAP	20141013
SAP Release Created in	740