topic Re: Generated programs in $tmp in Application Development and Automation Discussions

Generated programs in $tmp

ThomasSchmutz — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 09:22:01 GMT

Hi all,

i'v got lot's and lot's of generated programs in my local objects package $tmp. Most of them are reports starting with GPD* (as exemple GPD4JL5130TCRJUB5LPAUCRS5XO100, etc.) and come from report painter/writer reports.

Does anybody knows why these reports are in my local objects and if there are ways to get ride of them in my local objects? Although I build and generate them, I don't want all of them in my local objects... It would be great to have a better overview over my "own" local objects and not all these generated programs.

As the report painter reports are not transported but we use to up-/download them for the other systems, other packages which will be transported will not be the solution. Furthermore a change of the assigned package using SE03 is not possible (Message: Object name GPD90EFG6IFQH2DHPC1QEMXYXOK100 reserved for generated objects in package SBIG).

Is there eventually a possibility to move them to the local objects of another user or are there any other options?

Cheers

Thomas

Re: Generated programs in $tmp

Former Member — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 09:32:03 GMT


... It would be great to have a better overview over my "own" local objects and not all these generated programs.

Hi Thomas,

Go to transaction SE80. Click on Repository browser.

Choose "Local Objects" in the drop down. Then enter your SAP user ID. and click on display.

You will get a list of your local objects only

Regards

Rajvansh

Re: Generated programs in $tmp

ThomasSchmutz — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 09:36:58 GMT

Hi Rajvansh,

absolutely - and that's where I don't want to see all this generated GPD* reports...

Any suggestinon for this?

Regards

Thomas

Re: Generated programs in $tmp

Former Member — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 10:16:23 GMT

Hi Thomas,

Other than the name space, i don't think there is anything that differentiates those generated programs from your custom programs (Z* / Y* ).

As these are created by you, i don't think you can remove them from your list. I could be wrong though !!

And you will not be able to assign the G programs to any Z package as they are in SAP name space.

Just a work around.

1. Create a package name starting with T (Test package)

2. In SE03 choose the option "Change Object Directory Entries"

3. Choose program and provide G program name

4. Here you can press "Object Directory" and assign the G Program to the T package that you created.

See if this works.

Regards

Rajvansh