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Hi experts,

I am new to class/methods so my question is very basic.

In transaction SE24, I entered a custom object type Z_M_UPDATE then click on the 'where used' button. The result I got is method Z_M_UPDATETABLEZUPDATE_TABLE. This is fine. My question is, I don't get the same result in another SAP environment. That is, when entered object type Z_M_UPDATE and did a 'where used', nothing is returned. What do I need to do to fix this problem so when doing a where used, it will display method Z_M_UPDATETABLEZUPDATE_TABLE?

Thanks,

HN

Hi experts,

I am new to class/methods so my question is very basic.

In transaction SE24, I entered a custom object type Z_M_UPDATE then click on the 'where used' button. The result I got is method Z_M_UPDATETABLEZUPDATE_TABLE. This is fine. My question is, I don't get the same result in another SAP environment. That is, when entered object type Z_M_UPDATE and did a 'where used', nothing is returned. What do I need to do to fix this problem so when doing a where used, it will display method Z_M_UPDATETABLEZUPDATE_TABLE?

Thanks,

HN

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RichHeilman
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Sounds like the where-used index has not been built in that system, by chance is that system a copy of another which has been upgraded? I saw this same behavior in that senario.

Regards,

RIch Heilman

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When we had this problem, I found a note which says to run program SAPRSEUB in background, it took so long, and we actually bounced the system before it finished so I never got to see if it worked. But give it a try.

If this isn't the problem, make sure that the system isn't missing a transport or something.

Regards,

Rich Heilman