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ABAP Query

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Hi,

I have a transaction attached to a program which is a program generated from an ABAP Query(in short Query attached to the transaction). According to the naming conventions of a program generated from a query

A query definition generates an ABAP report with the name ‘Aqmmb...bq q’ where

· mm stands for the client in the standard area

For the clients 0 to 99, mm = 00 - 99.

For clients > 99, mm = a two-character key determined by the system. In the global area mm=ZZ

· b...b stands for your user group

· q...q stands for the query name

· Blank characters in names (for example when a user group contains less than 12 characters) are replaced by equals signs (‘=‘).

The report name generated here for my query is

AQA0DL_PPP_SD===PPP_BILLLIST

I presume from the above definition that DL_PPP_SD is the user group and PPP_BILLLIST is the query name but I dont see any user group in the system with the above name. Any pointers in this regard would be of great help.

Regards,

Karthik

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Hello Karthik,

you check for the user group either in the global area

or standard area.

Go to transaction SQ01

Environment=> query areas => Standard areas.

Edit => other user group.

Reward if helps

Thanks,

krishna

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Former Member
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Hello Karthik,

you check for the user group either in the global area

or standard area.

Go to transaction SQ01

Environment=> query areas => Standard areas.

Edit => other user group.

Reward if helps

Thanks,

krishna

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andreas_mann3
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hi,

i think user group = query-name+4(12)

-> look here too:

A.

Message was edited by: Andreas Mann