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Finding Enqueue/Dequeue functions

andrew_jacobs2
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Hi,

Is there an easy way to find the enqueue/dequeue lock functions for a specific table?

I tried to find the enqueue/dequeue functions for table LIKP. It took me a while to find it, but it turns out the name is ENQUEUE_EVVBLKE.

You'd think that the table name would be incorporated into the function name to make it easy to find?!

Does anyone have a suggestion?

Thx.

Andy

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former_member195698
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a) select the table

b) do a where-used list for the table. ( In the popup select LOCK OBJECTS)

In this way you will get the lock object associated with the table.

c) Name of the FMs will be

ENQUEUE_Lock object name

DEQUEUE_Lock object name

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former_member182354
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Yes bro most of the times the table or field names would be in the Function module name.

Raghav

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hi go to se37 and give the path like this..

ENQUEUE_star tablename and choose f4

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former_member195698
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a) select the table

b) do a where-used list for the table. ( In the popup select LOCK OBJECTS)

In this way you will get the lock object associated with the table.

c) Name of the FMs will be

ENQUEUE_Lock object name

DEQUEUE_Lock object name

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naimesh_patel
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Check out table DD25L.

Give ROOTTAB as your primary table (e.g. LIKP)

It will give you the Lock Object.

Both FMs, you can find out in SE37 by ENQUEUE_name of locak object.

Regards,

Naimesh Patel