2008 Jun 11 4:34 PM
Respected Members,
I had read one blog some days back base on the above topic that is system variables.
In that it is clearly mention how you can play with system variables but nw i am unable to find that blog.
In that it has mention u can view it through call stack of debugging mode.
IF somebody please forward me the link of that blog then it will grateful to me.
THanks a lot.
Respected Members,
I had read one blog some days back base on the above topic that is system variables.
In that it is clearly mention how you can play with system variables but nw i am unable to find that blog.
In that it has mention u can view it through call stack of debugging mode.
IF somebody please forward me the link of that blog then it will grateful to me.
THanks a lot.
2008 Jun 11 4:50 PM
Hi
While debugging If the program is loaded in memory, it can read a variable of the program writing in the prompt of debug:
(<PROGRAM NAM>)<VARIABLE NAME>
So if it needs to do in abap code it has to use the field-symbols:
DATA: VARIABLE_NAME(30).
FIELD-SYMBOLS: <FS_FIELD> TYPE ANY.
VARIABLE_NAME = '(SAPMV45A)VBAK'.
ASSIGN (VARIABLE_NAME) TO <FS_FIELD>.
Now <FS_FIELD> is a pointer linked to the variable VBAK of program SAPMV45A
If you need to see an internal table, so not a flat variable:
FIELD-SYMBOLS: <ITAB> TYPE TABLE.
VARIABLE_NAME = '(SAPMV45A)XVBAP[]'.
ASSIGN (VARIABLE_NAME) TO <ITAB>.
Max
2008 Jun 12 3:26 AM
Thanks Max.
It is a very helpful reply .
It will be more helpful to me if u able to send the link of that blog also.
I want to read once more that blog.
Once more Thanks to you to give me reply and good answer.
Max can i have your email id ,i have so many querries to ask u.
2008 Jun 12 5:35 PM
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