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How to get the real table information of a structure from the trace file?

Posted on Jan 13, 2005 at 05:21 PM 21 Views

I user the ST05 to trace a program to find the real table information of a structure in this program. But I found so many sql trace information in the trace file. So how can I find which information is useful for me to find the real table of a structure?

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    author's profile photo Nablan Umar
    Nablan Umar
    Posted on Jan 13, 2005 at 10:35 PM
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    Hi Zlmark,

    Normally the field in the structure has the same data element as the field in the table. Look at the structure field data element in SE11 and then do cross reference on this data element.

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  • author's profile photo Christian Wohlfahrt
    Christian Wohlfahrt
    Posted on Jan 13, 2005 at 05:37 PM
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    Hi!

    If you don't recognize some tables, because they belong to same application, then it's difficult.

    Try to change interesting value. Afterwards you can search for 'INSERT', 'UPDATE' (and 'MODIFY'?) - that will leave only a small number of lines, which have to be analyzed in detail (e.g. have a look at them with SE16).

    Regards,

    Christian

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    Posted on Jan 13, 2005 at 08:34 PM
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    In addition to the other comments, if you know you have actually read data, you can skip over the selects that did not return any records. There is a column for the number of records returned by the select. Many times, for example, i know the program should have retrived 4 records for display, so i look for a select that returned 4 records. It does not always work, but it sometimes does.

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