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Local object($Temp)

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Hi Experts,

How can we find, my local objects ($temp) which are created under my id.

Thanks in advance

Rams

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Log in the system with your username. Go to se 80 and use package as $tmp you will get a list of all local objects that you have created. From that you can find out what all objects that you need.

Best Regards,

Vibha

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goto se80

give user name under local object interface

regards,

vijay

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Former Member
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Log in the system with your username. Go to se 80 and use package as $tmp you will get a list of all local objects that you have created. From that you can find out what all objects that you need.

Best Regards,

Vibha

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anversha_s
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hi,

Go to se80 transaction.

Choose Local Objects from the list box.

Give the user Id in the field below it.

Say display.

YOu would get all the local objects created by that user

<i><b>Another method.</b></i>

For local objects created by user goto TADIR table,

data: i_tadir type standard table of tadir.

Select * from tadir into table where OBJ_NAME like 'Y%'

and AUTHOR eq <User-Name>.

You will get all the local object created by a particular user.

For getting the Transport request created by a particular user:

Data: i_E070 type standard table of E070.

Select * from E070 into table E070 where AS4USER = <User-name>.

Regards

Anver

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