Components of a Program.

[Former Member]

Hi, At run time how can I get the list of all the components of a program Like:

Includes, Subroutines, Text Elements, Dictioinary Structures, Fields, function modules etc.

I need to download the text of all these components used in any program.

Regards,

Deepesh Jain

[Former Member]

Hi ,

You can try one thing . You can declare some variables like your runtime components. Store the values of runtime components in your variables and take those variable in your output.

Regards

Sourabh

[Former Member]

Hi ,

You can try one thing . You can declare some variables like your runtime components. Store the values of runtime components in your variables and take those variable in your output.

Regards

Sourabh

[Former Member]

Hi,

I have a list of programs during execution in a dev class. For each program entry out of that list, I want the components:

Ex) Dev. class contains these two programs:

Ytest1

Ytest2

Now what all elements this ytest1 have i.e. fields, function modules, includes, subroutines I need a list of them.

Regards,

Deepesh

[Former Member]

Hi,

At RUN TIME. the only way to see all theses components you will have to debug the program

It's the only way to see what you are looking for

Regards

[Former Member]

Hi,

Refer to the table SYST. It contains all the field names like sy-cprog for calling program etc.

Either debug the program and see these values or you can create program variables to store these values.

Regards,

Renjith Michael.

[Former Member]

Hi,

I have a list of programs during execution in a dev class. For each program entry out of that list, I want the components:

Ex) Dev. class contains these two programs:

Ytest1

Ytest2

Now what all elements this ytest1 have i.e. fields, function modules, includes, subroutines I need a list of them.

[ThomasZloch]

Essentially you want to download the object list that SE80 shows you in the left window? Maybe you can find out how SE80 splits a program into its components. I would assume it is using statement SCAN ABAP-SOURCE ... somewhere down below.

Please tell us once you found out!

Cheers

Thomas