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I want the table name that stores customer texts for sales area data. I have structure info RTEXT and FM read_text for getting text information, But I need the base table where the texts are stored for a customer.
I want the table name that stores customer texts for sales area data. I have structure info RTEXT and FM read_text for getting text information, But I need the base table where the texts are stored for a customer.
What do you intend to do with the base tables..?In the standard tcode whereever you are seeing this text you can get technical text details(search SCN for how to ) then use READ_TEXT for the same.
Actually, I have four selection screen fields in my selection screen, 1. customer number as ranges 2. sales org as ranges obligatory 3. dist. channel default '01' 4. division default '01'.
With this input in the selection screen, I have to develop a list display containing customer master details along with 19 customer texts for sales area data(XD03 transaction).
So for each lang 19 texts, similarly we have totally 43 lang.
When Suppose there are 10000+ customers for the selection screen input, Then the FM read_text is being called 10000*43*19 times to get the texts information, this is causing performance issue.
So I thought of looking into tables if this could reduce the performance, or it would be great if there is any simple way to check at the beginning itself whether texts are maintained for some lang or not based on the available input.
First of all, look at table STXH. If there isn't a record with the key that you are looking for, then the text does not exist. So by limiting how many times you call read_text, then you will cut your cost.
As for speeding up Read_text with direct access. If you could bring in a consultant with 15 years or more of platinum level ABAP and lock him to this sole subject for in excess of 200 hours (you do the math, that's a huge bill). Then you'd have a chance of making that happen.
I won't say that you shouldn't try. Every new ABAPer brings something new to the table. I'm just saying don't put your job at risk over it. I'd expect it to be excessively difficult.
Bluesky
