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[Former Member]

Hi.

what is the use of sy-cprog and sy-dynnr.

what is the diff b/w them.

[Former Member]

hi,

sy-cprog will give the current program name

whereas sy-dynnr will give the current screen number.

[Former Member]

sy-cprog gives the current program name

sy-dynnr gives the current screen number

[Former Member]

Hi,

sy-dynnr - to get current screen

sy-cprog - to get main program

I have one example - suppose you are program cursor at include program and you need to get main program for other purpose then use sy-cprog ( if you use sy-repid - it will have include program)

sy-dynnr - we use in module pool program to pass current screen number to function module to get other requirement,

Thanks,

Reward If Helpful.

[Former Member]

hi..

<b>SY-CPROG</b> is he name of the current program OR the name of the calling program within a procedure (perform externaly, call function)

<b>SY-DYNNR</b> will give the current screen number

<b>Reward</b> <b>points if useful</b>

Regards

ashu

[Former Member]

Hi,

<b>cprog</b> shall give you the name of the program which is calling the current control.

<b>dynnr</b> shall return the screen number that is being used in the current program.

<b>reward points if this helps,</b>

Kiran

[Former Member]

<u>SY-DYNNR</u>

ABAP program, number of current screen

<u>SY-CPROG</u>

ABAP program, caller in external procedures

SY-DYNNR IS USED TO FOR SCREEN NUMBERS

SY-CPROG IS USED FIND OUT THE PROGRAM NAME

REWARD IF USEFULL

REGARDS

NARESH

[Former Member]

Sy-cprog : it is little bit tricky

always it will give main program name,where as sy-repid will give current program name.

example :

main program zxyz.

sy-cprog

sy-repid,in this both will give you same name like zxyz.

example2.

main program zxyz.

you have include zabc.

you have written the code in include

sy-cprog.

sy-repid.

in this case sy-cprog will return zxyz.

in this case sy-repid will return zabc.

sy-dynnr - it will give current screen number

Thanks

Seshu

[Former Member]

CPROG is of CHAR 40 used in ABAP Program for <b>External procedure call</b>

DYNNR is of CHAR 4 used in ABAP Program for <b>Number of current screen</b>

Regards,

Pavan

[Former Member]

Hi,

SY-CPROG

The name of the calling program in an external routine, otherwise the name of the current program.

SY-DYNNR

Number of the current screen. During selection screen processing, SY-DYNNR contains the screen number of the current selection screen. During list processing, it contains the number of the container screen. During subscreen processing, SY-DYNNR contains the number of the subscreen. This also applies to tabstrip controls.

Regards,

Bhaskar