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Dear All

How to see the contents of ABAP Memory. I mean by using "Export" we will store data in a memory id and we can import this into many programs. My question is how to see the contents of this memori id. Please help..

Biju

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To see the contents, either use the import statement or go to the table INDX


DATA wa_indx LIKE indx.
  IMPORT tab = it_exview FROM DATABASE indx(xy) TO wa_indx CLIENT sy-mandt ID 'DICTTT'.

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former_member189059
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To see the contents, either use the import statement or go to the table INDX


DATA wa_indx LIKE indx.
  IMPORT tab = it_exview FROM DATABASE indx(xy) TO wa_indx CLIENT sy-mandt ID 'DICTTT'.

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Hi

Thanks for quick reply..Is there any Transactions to check this Or the only option is this table..Plz tell me...

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Hi..

ABAP memory is Specific to the Session (window) where your program is getting executed.

So Each Session has its own ABAP memory area.

Then How can u see this using a Tcode.

The Only way we can Access the ABAP memory is using the

IMPORT statement or the Cluster table INDX.

<b>REWARD IF HELPFUL</b>

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There may be, but I do not know of any such transaction

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Hi,

While you debug the Program you can see the contents, Just click the over view, then you will get memory allowcation before that click the Settings then click the check box memory Monitoring

Regards

Sudheer