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How a Abap Program is Stored ?

Posted on Oct 07, 2005 at 05:17 PM 88 Views

Hi,

Can anyone tell me how a Abap Program is stored. Is that also in the form of table.If so in which table can i see the Source code.

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Gowtham Kuchipudi.

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    Posted on Oct 07, 2005 at 05:24 PM
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    Hi Gowtham,

    The source code is stored in table <b>REPOSRC</b> field <b>DATA</b>. But it is in compressed form . You can however get the source in an internal table using Read Report statement.

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    Posted on Oct 07, 2005 at 05:20 PM
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    I don't that I ever found the actual table. But I think it is stored in some kind of table. You can access this code in an ABAP program in the following way.

    
report zrich_0001
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       line-size 300.

parameters: p_prog(30) type c.

data: begin of s occurs 0,
      txt(300) type c,
      end of s.

clear s. refresh s.
read report p_prog into s.           "Get source into table S

loop at s.
  write:/ s-txt.
endloop.

    Regards,

    Rich Heilman

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    Posted on Oct 07, 2005 at 05:27 PM
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    Hi,

    But if i take only 72 characters length instead of 300 that u have specified , it's throwing an error that "READ_REPORT_LINE_TOO_LONG". But i think in the report program also the maximum length of a line is 71. Then why it is throwing that error.

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    Gowtham Kuchipudi.

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