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Modification problem

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former_member181995
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‎12-13-2007 1:29 PM

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hi,

m working on some include program name lvedff0f i did all changes but now how can i know perticular program reflect which t-code.so i can test by run that t-code by putting break-point on that program but m not able to know in which t-code this program is used.

so guys is there any method to know for perticular include program reflect which t-code.

thanks.

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Former Member

‎12-13-2007 2:36 PM

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hi

Go to SE 84. GO TO PROGRAM LIBRARY

SELECT INCLUDES - DOUBLE CLICK ON IT

GIVE INCLUDE NAME. F8

put a TICK mark for that include then click on "where-used list" tab then select "PROGRAMS" then u will get program name/s.

Then select program name and again click on "where-used list" tab then select

'TRANSACTION'. Then F8 or 'ok'. It will show the Tcode where it is using.

Reward if it is helpful.

Thanks

Siva kumar

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Former Member

‎12-13-2007 2:36 PM

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hi

Go to SE 84. GO TO PROGRAM LIBRARY

SELECT INCLUDES - DOUBLE CLICK ON IT

GIVE INCLUDE NAME. F8

put a TICK mark for that include then click on "where-used list" tab then select "PROGRAMS" then u will get program name/s.

Then select program name and again click on "where-used list" tab then select

'TRANSACTION'. Then F8 or 'ok'. It will show the Tcode where it is using.

Reward if it is helpful.

Thanks

Siva kumar