find export statement in the enhancement spot??

[former_member420959]

hello all,

i am in suport project and have to look into program coded by some one

here in the z report there is bdc program in between which call the tcode S_AC0_52000887

immediately after the call transaction statement for the tcode the next statement is

IMPORT it_customer_ageing FROM MEMORY ID 'CRTN'.

and the table is getting filled with records after the call transaction is executed.

i searched the program of that tcode he has written the export statement in any enhancement spot

but couldn't find

here i have two general questions

1) if we have a import statement and cannort find the corresponding export is there any way to find it

2) if there is any standard tcode how to find the z enhancement spot implementation made in it if any??

please help

thanks in advance

ujwal

[former_member565026]

Hi Ujwal,

serch this link might be usefull for u...

http://scn.sap.com/thread/3182681

[former_member420959]

hi srinivas,

i have tried all the ways but couldnot find the export statement for this

there is no enhancement spot implented in it also as i used the abap scan program by searching the words export 'CRTN' etc

is there any way to fins where this table is getting populated

ujwal

[ThomasZloch]

The corresponding export could be anywhere in the standard transaction, not necessarily inside a customer enhancement. Scanning for the string 'CRTN' is a good idea, make sure your search scope is large enough.

I assume you are using program RS_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN for this.

It is also possible that this parameter is not set in the code at all, but only in the user settings (see tx SU3).

You should also scan for "CRTN" inside your local folders with technical documentation

Thomas

[former_member420959]

HI THOMAS,

i already checked to scan with CRTN and also checked su3.

can u please explain what do local folders mean and and how to search ??

thanks

ujwal

[ThomasZloch]

I meant the drives and folders on your network or computer, assuming your organisation has proper standards for technical documentation.

Thomas

[raymond_giuseppi]

Try to execute the transaction with SAT or SE30, then analyze the execution, look for "Export to Memory" and "Import from Memory" statements.

You should be able to navigate to the source code via the tool.

Regards,

Raymond

[former_member420959]

hi raymond,

thanks for your reply

yes  i have found export to memory statement in the hit list but more than 1(upto 10)

how to know which one is correct for that particular import

can you tell me how to navigate to corresponding export to memory statement code.

i double clicked on it and searched for any details button but in vain.

thanks

ujwal

[raymond_giuseppi]

Look at application toolbar for an icon () to display source code

Regards,

Raymond