How many Internal sessions?

[Former Member]

Hi,

How to find out that a particular program uses how many internal sessions?

Is there any function module?

Regards,

Rahul

[Former Member]

Hi,

How to find out that a particular program uses how many internal sessions?

Is there any function module?

Regards,

Rahul

[Former Member]

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[Former Member]

Hi rahul,

When you call a function module, the ABAP runtime system checks whether you have ... It is only of limited value for passing data between internal sessions.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/c6/617d0ce68c11d2b2ab080009b43351/content.htm

thanks

trinadh

[Former Member]

Hello rahul..

Well there is no functional module or a system-field which shows the number of internal session being used by a program..

However there can be a maximum of 9 internal seesions that you can have in one external sessions(max 6 external sessions are permitted in one logon)

Hope this clears your doubt..

Good luck,

Bhumika

[Former Member]

hii!

There is no direct transaction or function module to know the number of internal modules.But when you make any program through se38 or se80 There are two buttons on left hand upperside of your session(Blue colored arrows). You can click on them to switch between your internal sessions

Regards

Abhijeet Kulshreshtha

[Former Member]

Hai,

You can have maximum upto 9 internal sessions. and there is no such Function Module for finding this.

Regards,

Swapna.

[Former Member]

hiiii

there is no any FM or t-code to know how many internal session you are using..just you can use max 9 sessions.but if you are trying to open again then it will show an error saying so many internal session.and you will not be able to navigate any more and all will be closed.

reward if useful

thx

twinkal

[Former Member]

Hi

just you can use max 9 sessions.but if you 'll try to open again then it will show an error saying so many internal session..

Thanks

Kinjal

[Former Member]

Hi,

we can generate a session list using ' /o ' in the command field.

This gives the list of sessions in use.

regards,

teja.