related to user exits

Hi,

You may use the following code to find user exits associated with a transaction, Give transaction code as input.

TABLES: modsap, modact, tstc.

PARAMETERS: input1 LIKE tstc-tcode DEFAULT ' ',

input2 LIKE modsap-typ DEFAULT ' '.

DATA: search1(6),

search2(3),

search3 LIKE modsap-member.

DATA : first_row VALUE 'Y'.

CONCATENATE: '%' input1 '%' INTO search1,

'%' input2 INTO search2.

SELECT * FROM tstc WHERE tcode LIKE search1.

first_row = 'Y'.

CHECK tstc-pgmna NE space.

CONCATENATE '%' tstc-pgmna '%' INTO search3.

SELECT * FROM modsap WHERE typ LIKE search2

AND member LIKE search3.

SELECT SINGLE * FROM modact WHERE member = modsap-name.

IF first_row EQ 'Y'.

WRITE: /0 tstc-tcode, 6 tstc-pgmna, 16 modsap-name, 32 modsap-typ,

45 modsap-member, 70 modact-name.

first_row = 'N'.

ELSE.

WRITE: /16 modsap-name, 32 modsap-typ, 45 modsap-member, 70 modact-name.

ENDIF.

CLEAR : modsap, modact.

ENDSELECT.

IF sy-subrc NE 0.

WRITE : /0 tstc-tcode, 6 tstc-pgmna, 30 'No exits found'.

ENDIF.

CLEAR tstc.

ENDSELECT.

END-OF-SELECTION.

CLEAR: search1, search2, search3.

Pls reward points if useful.

Regards,

Renjith Michael.

Hello,

You can debug the standard code searching for user-exits.

Set breakpoints in statements. If you are looking for call customer-fuction, click on:

Breakpoint --> Breakpoint at --> Breakpoint at Statement

and then here write: CALL CUSTOMER-FUNCTION

Then pressing F8 it will go directly to the next breakpoint (user exit for this transaction).

I hope it will help you.