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Class ZCL_LLM_CALL_LOGGER

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Overview

The zcl_llm_call_logger class is a SAP class responsible for logging call entries in the SAP system. It provides a simple interface for logging calls based on system settings and user filters.

Dependencies

The class depends on the following:

  • zllm_system table to retrieve system settings
  • zllm_call_log table to store log entries

Details

Class Structure

The class has a simple structure with a constructor, a method to add log entries, and a private data member to track the active state of the system.

Constructor

The constructor initializes the class by retrieving the system settings from the zllm_system table. If the save_calls flag is set to TRUE and the call_filter_uname field is either a wildcard or the current username, the class sets its active state to TRUE.

add Method

The add method is the main entry point for logging calls. It checks the active state of the system and only logs the call if it is active. If the system is active, it inserts a new log entry into the zllm_call_log table.

Interaction Flow

The interaction flow between the class and the system can be visualized as follows:

graph LR
    A[Set system settings] -->|active|> B[Check active state]
    B -->|active|> C[Log call entry]
    C -->|logged|> D[Insert log entry into zllm_call_log]

Logic Flow

The logic flow of the class can be broken down into the following steps:

  1. Retrieve system settings from zllm_system table
  2. Check if save_calls flag is set to TRUE and call_filter_uname field is either a wildcard or the current username
  3. Set active state to TRUE if conditions are met
  4. Check active state before logging call entry
  5. Log call entry into zllm_call_log table if active state is TRUE

Expert Notes

  • The class uses a simple and straightforward approach to logging calls, making it easy to understand and maintain.
  • The use of a private data member to track the active state of the system allows for efficient and flexible logging.
  • The class can be extended to support additional features, such as logging to different tables or supporting multiple user filters.