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SQVI Query -> Check the SQL statement?

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Hi all,

Does anyone know where / how can I check the source code or SQL SELECT statement of an SQVI query?

Thanks in advance.

sbmel

Hi all,

Does anyone know where / how can I check the source code or SQL SELECT statement of an SQVI query?

Thanks in advance.

sbmel

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jmanchester
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Did you ever find an answer to this question?

I have the same question myself.  In fact, I would like to have the functionality to both check and modify the SQL statement.

Jeremiah

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Hi Chee/Jeremiah ,

Please follow below mentioned path to find the SQL statement corresponding to a SQVI query :-

Transaction SQVI -> Select the SQVI Query -> Quick View (Top left) -> Additional Functions -> Display report Name .

This will give you report name corresponding to SQVI Query. Then goto SE38 give the report name and press F7 .

Usually the first FM call in "start-of-selection" will have the desired SQL statement, so double click on the FM and search for SQL statement .

Thanks

Prateek

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Hi Prateek,

please don't reply to older posts, the person who have posted this question is not still waiting for your replies.

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Original person might not be waiting for my reply, but this may be helpful for new comers who may still have this query .... anyways nobody answered this & there is no space problem in SCN

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Thanks much for the info, Prateek!

Jeremiah

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There is no "statute of limitations" on giving a correct answer to a previously-unanswered question.