meaning of system commands

[Former Member]

hai experts,

meaning of system commands

[Former Member]

Hi,

SAP systems maintain a runtime array called sy that contains a lot of data about the system and the program that’s running. You can get the values of these fields (and assign values to some of them) by referring to them as sy-xxxxx where XXXXX is the field name. For example the user’s login name is stored in SY-UNAME.

Here are some of the commands......

CALLD - Call mode of the ABAP program. Length - CHAR 1

CPROG - Program that called the current external procedure. length - CHAR 40

DBNAM - Logical database linked to the program. Length - CHAR 20.

DYNGR - Screen group of the current screen. Length - CHAR 4.

DYNNR - Number of the current screen. Length - CHAR 4.

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Regards,

Shanthi.P

[Former Member]

Hi Naresh, just meaning u can get using F1 help.

The table which stores function codes (fcode) for System Commands (which that are used after abap syntax 'user-command' ).

Like table T100 is for messages and ICON is for icons, similarly, the table name for fcodes of User-commands like double click etc.

U can get all the system commands using TSINH.

Also, plz check RSMPTEXTS..

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Hema.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Just go to table SYST. There you can find.

Regards,

Renjith Michael.