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Standard program to find field names in programs

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Hi,

Is there any standard program which can be used to find a certain field in a program?

For example:

In ZABC program , i wanna know whether VORNA is used or not?

Please help me with the same.

Regards,

Aleria

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Former Member
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Searching SDN is your friend -> you might want to use [google for that purpose|;

Besides: RS_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN is only available from NW 7.0 on. No such report on 640 downwards.

EWK1 is a functional ERP transaction and as such not availabe on non-ERP systems like BI etc.

But still. Searching would have found you the answer Matt gave ... and a couple of others.

Hi,

Is there any standard program which can be used to find a certain field in a program?

For example:

In ZABC program , i wanna know whether VORNA is used or not?

Please help me with the same.

Regards,

Aleria

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Former Member
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Aleria,

check this RS_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN

Thanks

Bala Duvvuri

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matt
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You do know that within the ABAP workbench, you can do a "where used" search on most objects. And that the editor has a search function?

I think you need to be rather more precise in your requirements.

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asik_shameem
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If you want to know online,

use T-Code: EWK1 or CODE_SCANNER

If you want to find out programmatically,

use FM GET_GLOBAL_SYMBOLS

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Former Member
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Searching SDN is your friend -> you might want to use [google for that purpose|;

Besides: RS_ABAP_SOURCE_SCAN is only available from NW 7.0 on. No such report on 640 downwards.

EWK1 is a functional ERP transaction and as such not availabe on non-ERP systems like BI etc.

But still. Searching would have found you the answer Matt gave ... and a couple of others.