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[Former Member]

Hi Friends,

I have requirement where i need yo find all the internal table declarations in my programe and check whether they start with it_.

Thanks,

Urmila.T

[Former Member]

So whats your question here? Except manually scanning the program i dont think there is any other way

[former_member209217]

Hi,

Use this statement for getting all declarations and keywords used in a report

SCAN ABAP-SOURCE         report
    TOKENS           INTO        tokens_all
    STATEMENTS  INTO        statements
    LEVELS            INTO        levels
    KEYWORDS     FROM      keywords
    WITH ANALYSIS

Regards,

Lakshman.

Edited by: Lakshman N on Oct 29, 2009 8:15 AM

[Former Member]

READ REPORT... is the statement used to read the contents of ur program into an internal table.Press F1 on it for syntax and documentation.

Now loop that internal table and for each line check whether it conatins the string(CS) type standard table of... if so the check whether the internal table name begins with it_ or not for this u can split that particular line at space into different variables or any internal table and then u can check it.

Regards,

Shafivullah Mohammad

[GauthamV]

Use program RPR_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN and SEARCH for the string you required.

[Sm1tje]

and how would you specify that it has to look for internal tables NOT starting with 'IT_'?

[Former Member]

Thats why even i dint suggest RPR_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN. Lets see what Gautam has to say

[former_member222860]

Use this Report:

RPR_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN

[Former Member]

Internal tables data declarations start with "begin of"or have a statement with "occurs" in the data declaration.

You can scan your report(s) on those statements.

regards, Léon Hoeneveld

[ThomasZloch]

Not if you first declare table types and then declare the internal tables referencing the table types.

What the OP wants to do might be covered by the code inspector naming convention check, tx SCI.

Thomas

[Former Member]

report RS_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN

[matt]

As Thomas pointed out:

Use the code inspector