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How to find to get the technical details of every field in a transaction

former_member345514
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Hi Colleagues,

Could you please help me get the technical details like field names, data elements etc of every field in a transaction.

Thanks and Best Regards
Alex

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former_member186746
Active Contributor

Hi,

What is the functional requirement?

One by one you can position the cursor on a field and then press F1 and choose technical information button to see the name and the data element. Other than that you have to dive in the code to figure this out.

Kind regards, Rob Dielemans

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Or as an exercise you could read table tstc to get the program, use read report to get the program source, write a parser to return the screen fields/parameter fields and their ddic types, then read the ddic for those data elements followed by the domains of those data elements and then print the whole lot as a report......

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Hello Richard,

I am new to abap. I used the table tstc to get the program of the tcode .
Can you provide a breakthrough of how to write a parser.

Are there any tables that store all the field information of a tcode? or are there any function modules that fetches that data.

Thanks and Best Regards
Alex

Ganesh_Pandian
Explorer
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Hi,

you can use the F1 to get the technical details of the field or else

directly go to the layout of the screen (you can get the screen number from the technical details itself )

and see all the fields in a glance (simple and easy way like if you want many field's technical details).

I hope this is enough!

Thanks

UweFetzer_se38
Active Contributor

Hint: this is a public forum, you may ask such questions better internally

former_member182550
Active Contributor
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SE80.Display the transaction to get the object behind it.

Display the object in SE80

Click 'fields'