2008 Feb 12 1:08 PM
It must be somewhere in the system...
If you have an object type PROG, for transport, it also contains REPT and REPS (and maybe more than that). Same for Object Type TABL. Is there a way to determine all the 'lower level' object types for PROG? Or put differently: Is there a way to find out whcih object types are part of the 'master' object type PROG?
Thanks in advance!
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2008 Feb 12 1:16 PM
for this distinction (master - sub) object is the field PgmId:
R3TR for objects
LIMU for subobjects
A.
Edited by: Andreas Mann on Feb 12, 2008 2:16 PM
It must be somewhere in the system...
If you have an object type PROG, for transport, it also contains REPT and REPS (and maybe more than that). Same for Object Type TABL. Is there a way to determine all the 'lower level' object types for PROG? Or put differently: Is there a way to find out whcih object types are part of the 'master' object type PROG?
Thanks in advance!
(Points will be awarded)
2008 Feb 12 1:16 PM
for this distinction (master - sub) object is the field PgmId:
R3TR for objects
LIMU for subobjects
A.
Edited by: Andreas Mann on Feb 12, 2008 2:16 PM
2008 Feb 12 1:32 PM
I don't think there is a transparent table holding this information. If there is, I'd like to know as well.
There is function module TR_CHECK_TYPE which does a translation from LIMU to the corresponding R3TR object type. Maybe you want to dive into debugging this one.
Cheers
Thomas
Edit: function TR_GET_PART_OBJECTS might be even better for your purpose.
Edit 2: function TRINT_FILL_SYNTAX_TABLE is where the magic is...
2009 Mar 24 9:08 AM
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