Answer Posted / shreeshaildiggi

Syntax
CATCH cx_class1 cx_class2 ... [INTO oref].



Effect
Introduction of a statement block of a TRY control
structure in which exceptions can be handled.

Syntax
TRY.
[try_block]
[CATCH cx_class1 cx_class2 ... [INTO oref].
[catch_block]]
...
[CLEANUP [INTO oref].
[cleanup_block]]
ENDTRY.



Effect
The statement TRY introduces a control structure with
several statement blocks. The first statement block
try_block is always run, whereas a branching off to exactly
one of the remaining statement blocks only occurs if a
class-based exception occurs in the try_block.

Thank's and Regards
Shreeshail Diggi
SAP Technical Consultant Infinite India

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