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How to track that, from Where the value is EXPORTing to MY_MEMORY_ID

former_member202077
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Hello,

Previous programmer is IMPORTing some value into a variable from MY_MEMORY_ID, fine, this is happening in a Customer- Function of Purchase Req.

But, I do not know, From where he is EXPORTing that value? pls. let me know, How to track/How to know from Where he is EXPORTing?

I hv seen any comments/documentation of that user exit, I hv searched GLOBALLY for that memory ID in PO prog./Purchase Req. prog./Sales order prog!! but, did not find it!!

Is there any table to store this data(EXPORT/IMPORT), i do not think so!! bcoz, its run time/buffer!!

thank you

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former_member156446
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You would have to search the source code using RPR_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN by providing ur input in the string to search.. there is no place where SAP stores this data.. you might have to understand some thing like this is hidden in shared memory, which SAP doesn't want to show us..

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former_member156446
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You would have to search the source code using RPR_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN by providing ur input in the string to search.. there is no place where SAP stores this data.. you might have to understand some thing like this is hidden in shared memory, which SAP doesn't want to show us..

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thank you.

After coming to home, I got the same thought.....again thout that, there might b 2 concerns, like,

1 - we put these memory IDs in SINGLE quotes, like "MY_MEMORY_ID", so, in this case, that std. SAP prog. is really scans?

2 - this client SAP system is a Monster!! so, i do not know, is it goes to outtage!!

thank you

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you can have your memory id name in the string and run the job in background... ( after screen inputs hit F9)

former_member202077
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By scanning

thanq