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Memory ID

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‎2010 Sep 02 12:55 PM

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Hi All,

I had one driver program of a smart form in which some tables are getting filled from Memory ID 'XYZ' using IMPORT statement and this table is passed to the function module of smartform as an input.

but there is one issue in which this table were not getting populated,but i dont know the exact place where this Memory ID 'XYZ' is getting filled i.e. data is exported to Memory ID 'XYZ'.

So, please provide me some solution by which i can find the location where memory id is getting filled.

Thanks in Advance.

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brad_bohn
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‎2010 Sep 02 2:37 PM

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I'm not sure I understand the need for memory ID retrieval in an output processing program - presumably the table is being populated somewhere in the transaction in a user exit? Runtime Analysis will trap the Export/Import statements - you can use SE30 to process the transaction which processes your outputs, then view the hit list and search for 'Export'.

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brad_bohn
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‎2010 Sep 02 2:37 PM

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I'm not sure I understand the need for memory ID retrieval in an output processing program - presumably the table is being populated somewhere in the transaction in a user exit? Runtime Analysis will trap the Export/Import statements - you can use SE30 to process the transaction which processes your outputs, then view the hit list and search for 'Export'.