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Reading from ABAP memory, not available in call stack

Former Member

‎2008 Mar 11 5:00 PM

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Hi,

I need to read a table from ABAP memory. It is not available from the call stack, so I can’t use the standard ‘assign’ approach. The internal table is listed under System areas -> Area ITABS-HEADS with the name \FUNCTION-POOL=MLSP\DATA=IY_ESLL[]

Is it even possible to read this table? Seems as though I have to access function-pool MLSP to find it.

Regards,

Damian

Hi,

I need to read a table from ABAP memory. It is not available from the call stack, so I can’t use the standard ‘assign’ approach. The internal table is listed under System areas -> Area ITABS-HEADS with the name \FUNCTION-POOL=MLSP\DATA=IY_ESLL[]

Is it even possible to read this table? Seems as though I have to access function-pool MLSP to find it.

Regards,

Damian

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Former Member

‎2008 Mar 12 5:30 PM

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Hi,

The main program of this function pool is SAPLMLSP. If you in any of theses includes can add a small form that returns the content of internal table ( IY_ESLL[] ) that should solve your problem.

In the program that need the data, write something like :

PERFORM Z_GET_MLSP_DATA(SAPLMLSP) using GT_ESLL.

This form can be created within any sub-include within the SAPLMLSP.

However, with a quick look at SAPLMLSP does not reveal any user modifiable includes, but I didn't check very carefully.

If you are on ECC 6.0, there are plenty of enhancement spots, which could be used for this purpose.