Package

[Former Member]

hi guys,

I want to check all the existing packages in the sap system or starting with Z.

how can i do that.

Please help.

thankx

[Former Member]

Hi

GOTO SE80

Select the Package from the input box

Then below that input box on right side click on Arrow

it will show all recent packages used,there click on Information Systems then Give Z* in the package name and continue.

Regs

Manas

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MANAS RANJAN PANDA

[Former Member]

Hi

Do a query on TDEVC table by trx SE16

Max

[Former Member]

check the table TDEVC and give Z* , u can get all the Packages

[Former Member]

Hi :

You can go to the TCode SE21( Package builder ) and just give Z* or Y* to get the display of all custom packages.

[Former Member]

hi,

from your question I gather you probably didn't know this one yet:

goto se38

type in a program

then click attributes and click display.

then posiction the cursor on the package, press f1 there you would see this text:

<i>Related objects in the ABAP Workbench are grouped together in a package.

The assignment of an object to a package is entered in the object

directory (TADIR). The package determines the transport layer that

defines the transport attributes of an object.

The packages are entered in the table TDEVC. They can be maintained in

the following transactions:

o Transaction SE80 -> Enter package -> Double-click the package

o Transaction SM30 - Table/view name V_TDEVC

The packages are themselves objects of the ABAP Workbench. They belong to

their own packages.

In contrast to its predecessor, the development class, a package has the

following additional characteristics: </i>

If you then press F9, or the technical info button (depends on the F1 view you have) you would see amongst other things this:

<i>Transparent tabl TDEVC

Field name DEVCLASS

Data element DEVCLASS

DE supplement 0

Parameter ID DVC </i>

If you then double click on fieldname devclass, SAP will redirect you to se11 for that table, from there you can click on content (CTRLSHIFTF10) to view the content of the table.

Kind regards, Rob Delemans