2007 May 14 3:51 PM
Hi all,
in the table WBCROSSI it is possible to find in which programs an include is included.
Now I have the following simple example:
REPORT ztest.
INCLUDE ztest2.and the include just contains the following data:
data ztemp type ztemp.in SE80 when I look at the treeview to the left I see the include in the list.
I don't see the include when I search in the table WBCROSSI.
Both the programm and include are activated and in a transport.
Does any-one know why the include is not written in the table WBCROSSI?
Greetings Fred.
Hi all,
in the table WBCROSSI it is possible to find in which programs an include is included.
Now I have the following simple example:
REPORT ztest.
INCLUDE ztest2.and the include just contains the following data:
data ztemp type ztemp.in SE80 when I look at the treeview to the left I see the include in the list.
I don't see the include when I search in the table WBCROSSI.
Both the programm and include are activated and in a transport.
Does any-one know why the include is not written in the table WBCROSSI?
Greetings Fred.
2007 May 14 5:07 PM
Very strange. I found that if you activate both the main report and the include together, an entry appears in the table. If you activate them separately, it disappears!!
I think you would be better off using the function RS_GET_ALL_INCLUDES for this purpose. Must say its a very interesting find, though.
Sudha
2007 May 15 8:32 AM
Hi all,
the entry didn't appear in the table WBCROSSI in the first place.
But I have found the solution:
A colleague of mine pointed out to the "Update navigation index" under the utillities in SE80.
When I did that once there was an entrie in the WBCROSSI table and the include had an where-used-list.
My colleague told I would have to accept this could sometimes happen, but isn't normal behaviour.......
Greetings Fred.
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