Memory import/export parameters

[balajishahrsap]

Hi All,

We need to find out all the Memory Import/Export statement in any given landscape. Please let us know whether is there any standard program available for this. This will be helpful in any new support project where technical team needs to debug a lot of code to find the appropriate place

for instance, we are considering a user exit from MV45** where an IMPORT statement is written with memory id as 'SERNR'. now we use this memory id in a standard program 'RS_ABAP_SCAN' program which scans all the available objects in the given package and identifies from where it is Exported. This case very time consuming as we need to input one by one as and when we encounter such scenario.

Please let us know

[Former Member]

Dear Balajisha T V

I  faced same issue several times .

I used below t-code in that case .

It is very fast and Useful .

Use T code EWK1

In Global Search Put Z*

In Find  IMPORT

Radio button : Select As a word

Image attached for Reference .

Thanks!

Athul.P.Suresh

[balajishahrsap]

Hi Atul,

Thanks, this is really helpful

[SimoneMilesi]

Did you already tried the standard report RS_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN ?

[balajishahrsap]

Hi Simone,

Yes we are using this standard report, but as and when we find any import or export statement we make use of this program,

To get the entire list of import/export memory parameters is there any program or is there any way to get the entire list.

please help.

[SimoneMilesi]

Sorry, i do not understand your requirement: could you kindly re-elaborate it?

[balajishahrsap]

yes,

Consider we have development box of a support project( a New Abap team take over this project). There are multiple enhancements and user exits where the memory import/export parameters are used.

Basically we need all the list of this import/export memory parameters in a given landscape where it will help ABAP team to have a quick view.

[sachin_yadav3]

Hi,

Use program RS_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN and in search string give *IMPORT*FROM*MEMORY* and EXPORT*TO*MEMORY* . In program name give your name space e.g. Z*, Y* and MV45*, RV* etc.

In this way you can get the information which you are looking for.

Regards

Sachin

[SimoneMilesi]

Exactly what said.