Functionality of the Standard Program RSCMST

[Former Member]

Hi All,

Can anyone please tell me the functionality of the standard program RSCMST. I mean, why it is used and some description of the input that it takes. Also I will appreciate if you can tell me the role of some 14 Function modules used in this program.

Regards

Chandan

[Former Member]

Check this.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/d0/590c421c7f11d5991d00508b6b8b11/frameset.htm

[Former Member]

hi

you can test the cache known to SAP syatem independently. To do this, use the test report RSCMST to set that a specific cache should be used for access, regardless of the Customizing settings.

hope this helps

regards

Aakash Banga

[Former Member]

Please provide some technical information. Detail information shall be appreciated.

Please mention the role of the Function Modules used inside the Program RSCMST.

What inputs should be passed in the selection screen ?

Regards,

Chandan

[Former Member]

Why dont you read the documentatiion on F1 help. Just do it. A lot of content is there.

Hope will be useful for you.

[Former Member]

Hi,

You will get all the information when you enter inside the program in se38 and press on F1 help..

Regards,

Rahul

[Former Member]

Can you please tell me where is this documentation stored ?

Where I will press F1 ? I just cant put F1 here and there.

I could not find any content inside the program. Please give advices which is working.

Regards

Chandan

[Former Member]

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> Can you please tell me where is this documentation stored ?
> Where I will press F1 ? I just cant put F1 here and there.

Go to se38>write your program name>find FMs and press F1.

Are you not able to do that ??

[Former Member]

Boss, Pressing F1 and going through whatever it is opening doesn't solve my problem.

The data present in the document is not relevant to me.

Please don't deviate from the question that I had put.

[matt]

This is not a training forum, and you can't demand answers. Nor should you expect others to do your research. You've received plenty of good advice here. Follow it. This question is now considered answered.

Matt